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What a fabulous location for the “City Lights-City Nights”, the New York Design Coalition’s Summer Social 2025. Between the glorious views, dynamic ceiling, smoking drinks, and unending room for 300+ guests to enjoy it all, it was indeed a top floor and top shelf venue, courtesy of Acuity Brands. Your name says it all! Thank you, Acuity!
Check out the sizzle reel highlighting the evening, above, and snaps below, all by Jeff Siegel Photography.
After hours of meetings and planning— you did it! Members from ASID, NKBA, IFDA and IDS Summer Social Committee who made it happen: L to R, Brian Gallop, Joan Ravasy, Mary Win Lagon, Brent Brake, Rose Hittmeyer, Charles Pavarini III, Michelle Slovak, Barbara Haberman, Toni Sabatino and chair John Tedesco.
Jeannine Price and Toni Sabatino show Moses Brach, from our new NKBA Manhattan-NYC Chapter sponsor Fabuwood, some of the perks of partnering with us.
Design and lighting pros chat with a few from the Lutron team. L to R: Beth Rosenberg, Maddi Zyck, Reilly Ward, Aakash Tripathi and Christian Torres.
New NKBA Sponsor Houzz, represented by Pam McNally, center, is flanked by L to R: Toni Sabatino, Natasha Haaggman Davis, Jennifer Mirsky, Maureen Klein and Rex Aguirre.
Gerry Rothbart, manager of the Porcelanosa Manhattan Flagship Store, oversees three of his team: L to R:Sarah Shur, Madelena Baldo, and Sara Mae.
Looking cool in their shades of seafoam are Rafel Da Silva, Cambria and Erika Saucedo, Dacor.
An extra special gathering when event chair, John Tudisco, on behalf of the design coalition, can present a $4,121.00 check to Nazareth Housing, a nonprofit supporting families in crisis., a community-based nonprofit serving vulnerable families and individuals in crisis.
August Brings Sunshine, Smart Homes, and Strong Community--Plus Everything You Need to Get Ready for EDU Day (And Real Shoes).
CJ with Betty the Miniature Bull Terrier
Photo by Careen Sutch
DOG DAYS OF SUMMER
Welcome to the dog days of summer—when iced coffee becomes a food group, the sidewalks shimmer, and even the most ambitious among us are tempted to trade our calendars for cabana time. While the term might conjure images of sunbathing pups (and let’s face it, we’ve earned that visual), its roots are celestial. Ancient stargazers named this sultry stretch after Sirius, the “Dog Star,” which rises with the sun in late summer. It’s hot, it’s hazy, and it’s the perfect time to kick back… just long enough to gear up.
For our NKBA Manhattan-NYC Chapter, this time of year is anything but lazy. August is when we gather for our annual Board Dinner, a special evening to honor our stellar volunteers and loyal sponsors—those who make our programs possible month after month. It's our heartfelt (and delicious) way of saying thank you.
It’s also the month we get all our ducks (and dogs) in a row for our biggest event of the year—Education & Membership Day—coming up on October 16th at the A&D Buildingon 58th Street. This 4th annual EduDay celebrates Kitchen & Bath Month and the grand finale of our 25th anniversary year. Expect CEUs, networking, a keynote luncheon, and an evening cocktail bash you won’t want to miss. Open to all design-build professionals, this event is also our semi-annual membership drive—sign up between August 15th and October 16th, and you’ll be entered to win the Franz Viegener Raffle Prize, a Harry Winston–worthy jewel for your kitchen or bath.
As smart homes evolve into energy-efficient ecosystems, the kitchen is now the brain of the home, and our industry needs to be in sync with tech integrators. That’s why we’re proud to support CEDIA Expo: a space where our industries meet, collaborate, and shape the future of intelligent, beautiful living.
Summer Slowdown… Kind Of
As we enjoy some well-earned vacation time—whether you're poolside, “down the shore,” or venturing farther afield—don’t miss my latest piece: “Confessions of a Reluctant Reader: 12 Books I Didn’t Expect to Like (But Might Actually Read).” Spoiler alert: Unless a book involves SEO trends or smart home integration, it rarely ends up on my nightstand.
Proof that even top dogs know when it’s time to float and when it’s time to hustle—EduDay prep starts now!
Mark Your Calendar
While you're unwinding, take a moment to check our chapter calendar and plan ahead for August and the fall season. This month’s newsletter features an insightful article from Ellen Lopez, “The Power of Certification: What It Means to Be a Certified Designer,”—a must-read for our emerging professionals.
CEU Webinars: “Check This Out” column, trending virtual workshops from NKBA National
Community in Action
Also in this issue: our Newsletter team has put together a collection of our members' memorable moments with a photo recap of our chapter’s participation in the NY Design Coalition’s Summer Social—images captured by our photographer/ videographer, Jeff Siegel. We’re proud to share that the event raised a generous donation for Nazareth Housing, a nonprofit supporting families in crisis.
And a Special Welcome to Our New Sponsors
Our sponsors are the backbone of this chapter, and we are deeply grateful for their support, innovation, and partnership. Please join us in warmly welcoming: Houzz, The Galley, andFabuwood—we’re thrilled to have you in our community.
Community Starts With You — Be Part of What’s Next
If you’ve ever thought about getting more involved, now is the time. Volunteering is one of the most impactful ways to connect—not just with the chapter, but with a community that thrives on shared purpose. Whether you're helping at an event, lending your voice to the newsletter, or joining a committee, your involvement makes a real difference.
In times of uncertainty and rapid change, community becomes more than a network—it becomes a lifeline. Volunteering transforms your membership into a meaningful partnership, strengthening your professional ties, opening unexpected doors, and supporting both personal and business growth in lasting ways. Reach out to any of our subcommittee chairs and find the space where your voice, your time, and your talents matter most.
Summer’s Not Over, But We’re Already Thinking EduDay
As we ride out the last stretch of summer (with SPF in one hand and a to-do list in the other), let’s not forget what makes this chapter so special—you. Whether you're floating through August or already sketching out fall plans, we hope this newsletter leaves you feeling inspired, connected, and maybe even a little more ready for what’s next. Big thanks to our members, sponsors, and volunteers—because without you, we’d just be a bunch of design-build professionals talking to ourselves. See you at EduDay!
Wishing you cool drinks, bold ideas, and a smooth transition into fall.
☀️🍹📐
Warmly,
Charlé-John
President, NKBA-NYC Chapter
charle@cjcstrategists.com
Fabuwood
It’s an honor for Fabuwood to join the Manhattan NKBA-NYC Chapter and support its vibrant network of design talent.
As a leading semi-custom cabinetry manufacturer, we’re known for delivering high-quality, stylish, and accessible kitchen solutions across the country.
Our Architecture & Design (A&D) team is dedicated to supporting designers with hands-on product education, design resources, and personalized service to bring your creative visions to life.
We’re excited to connect, collaborate, and contribute to this inspiring community, and are looking forward to what this new partnership brings.
The Galley
The Galley is proud to join the NKBA Manhattan-NYC Chapter as a Sponsor! Our brand invented the kitchen workstation category to help architects and designers provide their clients with a better way to prepare, cook, serve, entertain, and clean in their kitchens--all within one system. The Galley creates a better solution for a more functional and social kitchen through quality products that combine practicality, aesthetics, and innovation.
We're very excited to collaborate with the talented designers of this Chapter to continue to bring health, wellness, and more efficient kitchen environments into homes.
Houzz
As a new member and partner of the NKBA Manhattan-NYC Chapter, Houzz Pro is excited to support and engage with its community of design professionals.
Built specifically for residential interior designers and remodeling pros, Houzz Pro’s all-in-one business software is designed to streamline every stage of the design journey from proposals to project management, client communication, and financials.
Our mission is to equip the A+D community with smart, intuitive tools, personalized support, and ongoing learning so that designers can focus on what they do best: bringing great design to life, efficiently and profitably.
We at Houzz Pro look forward to building strong, collaborative partnerships and delivering lasting impact across this exceptional Chapter and its members.
Lutron
Reilly Ward
Glamour Designs
David Mann
Avi Yehuda
Regency Designs
Rochelle Kallisch
Chris Craftsman Inc.
Chris Iannuzzi
Fabuwood
Alex Holtzman
NKBA Manhattan’s 4th Annual Education & Membership Day
Celebrating Kitchen & Bath Month + Our 25th Anniversary Year
Join us at the A&D Building for one of the most anticipated industry events of the year—NKBA Manhattan-NYC’s award-winning Education & Membership Day (EduDay). Now in its fourth year, this full-day event welcomes design-build professionals, students, and innovators from across the kitchen and bath industry for a vibrant experience of learning, networking, and celebration.
The day kicks off with a networking breakfast before launching into a thoughtfully curated lineup of CEU-accredited sessions led by industry experts.
Program Highlights:
Keynote Luncheon: The New Silent Partner—Why AI is No Longer Optional for Designers
Aesthetics & The Science of Beauty
Smart Home Technology for Better Living
Health & Nutrition Starts in the Kitchen
Join us for a day of inspiration at EduDay—starting with morning networking, followed by engaging afternoon CEUs, on-topic Keynote luncheon, and wrapping up with our 25th Anniversary cocktail reception featuring refreshments, raffle prizes, and great company. Non-members who purchase a paid NKBA membership between August 1 and October 15 will be entered to win the Franz Viegener Membership Raffle Prize—a jewel-worthy addition to any kitchen or bath.
Open to all design build professionals and students—complimentary with registration. RSVP required for all sessions and reception. No walk-ins permitted for those portions.
Tammy Covington, CEO of HPMA, with Bill Darcy, Global President and CEO of NKBA | KBIS, Make the Industry Partnership Official
NKBA | KBIS announced a partnership with the High Point Market Authority (HPMA), the organizer of High Point Market, the world’s largest home furnishings trade show, held every April and October in High Point, N.C. Bill Darcy, Global President and CEO of NKBA | KBIS said, "Our partnership with High Point Market Authority represents a powerful alignment between two organizations committed to inspiring, empowering, and supporting the interior design community.” "There have always been elements of kitchen and bath here in High Point", said Tammy Covington, CEO of HPMA, "but this alliance with NKBA will allow us to bring it forward, to highlight it, and to serve the industry in new and exciting ways". By solidifying a long-term partnership, NKBA and HPMA combine forces for the overall success of the design industry. Read more about this exciting alliance here.
The Power of Certification:
What It Means to Be a Certified Designer
By Ellen Lopez
Becoming a certified designer through the NKBA is more than a professional milestone—it’s a declaration of commitment to excellence, integrity, and communication in the world of kitchen and bath design. For me, certification is not just a title, but a responsibility and a privilege that elevates both my work and the trust clients and colleagues place in me.
Elevating the Standard
Certification distinguishes a designer in a crowded field. It signals to clients, tradespeople, and manufacturers that you have met rigorous standards of knowledge, ethics, and technical skill. It is a mark of credibility that opens doors to higher-level projects and deeper collaborations with industry professionals. When I introduce myself as a certified designer, I’m not just sharing a credential, I’m offering assurance that every decision I make is grounded in best practices and a deep understanding of the craft.
The Language of Drawings
One of the most powerful tools in a certified designer’s toolkit is the ability to produce professional-level drawings that follow NKBA graphic standards. This means that every line, symbol, and note has a purpose.
These are not just pretty pictures, they are precise, intentional documents that communicate critical information to trades and factories. These drawings represent a universal design language that translates design intent into actionable steps, ensuring that what’s envisioned is what’s built. Whether it’s a cabinet shop, a countertop fabricator, or an electrician, everyone benefits from clear, standardized drawings that eliminate guesswork and reduce costly errors. It’s about clarity, consistency, and respect for the professionals who bring our designs to life.
A Commitment to Communication
At its core, certification is about communication. It’s about bridging the gap between creativity and construction, between vision and execution. It’s about being a reliable partner in a complex process that involves many hands and moving parts. As a certified designer, I see myself as a translator—turning ideas into plans, and plans into reality.
Looking Ahead
Being a certified designer is a journey, not a destination. It’s a commitment to lifelong learning, to staying current with codes, materials, and technologies. It’s about mentoring others, contributing to the profession, and always striving to raise the bar. To my fellow designers, whether you’re newly certified or considering the path—I encourage you to embrace the power of certification. It’s more than a credential. It’s a calling.
For a list of upcoming CEU webinars see the √ THESE OUT!feature in each issue.
12 Books I Didn’t Expect to Like (But Might Actually Read):
A Summer List Worth Opening
Confessions of a Reluctant Reader–
By Charlé-John
Not being a card-carrying member of the “leisure reader” club, you can probably guess how I usually react to book lists. Somewhere between a polite eye-roll and a desperate scroll for the “10-second takeaway.” I don’t read fiction (I’ll admit to some science fiction), I don’t care about the latest literary darling. Unless there’s a plot twist involving SEO (search engine optimization) trends or breakthroughs in smart home tech, I’m generally not reaching for the bookshelf.
So, imagine my shock when I stumbled upon Salone del Mobile Milano’s 2025 Summer Book List and… didn’t hate it. In fact, I might have gotten a little excited. (I know. I was concerned, too.)
I was innocently browsing for the latest Salone 2026 intel when—BAM—a headline caught my eye: 12 Books. For discovering and pondering. And new possible worlds. I braced myself for the usual list of dusty, soul-searching tomes with names like “Leaves of Dust” or “The Lavender of My Regret.” Instead? I found a wildly compelling, on-point mix of design, architecture, sustainability, and creativity, all through a lens that felt personal to our industry.
Let’s start with my architectural fanboy moment:
“House of Dr. Koolhaas”, by Françoise Fromonot, is part of a series that treats buildings like crime scenes, wrapped in noir-style gumshoe narration. Think Raymond Chandler meets Rem Koolhaas. Sign me up. As a BBC/BritBox detective junkie, this scratched a very specific itch I didn’t know books could.
Then came “Design as an Attitude” by Alice Rawsthorn — equal parts design theory and rallying cry for creative minds. A title after my own heart.
Another gem: “Not Here, Not Now,” co-authored by Anthony Dunne and Fiona Raby, professors at Parsons/The New School right here in NYC. It dares us to think differently about the possible, and how design responds to crisis and change. Sound familiar?
I haven’t even gotten to the brain-melting stuff, like:
“Architettura Open Source Reloaded", by Carlo Ratti with Matthew Claudel, Einaudi — A made-up conversation between a mathematician-turned-architect and a designer-turned-engineer, with a bit of help from AI. If that isn’t a fever dream I’ve had, I don’t know what is.
“Circular Materials,” by Joe Gibbs, Gestalten — 50 case studies on prioritizing environmental impact without sacrificing innovation. Finally, sustainability not dressed up in buzzwords, but backed by real-world design examples.
And the curveball that won me over on the title alone:
“Down Under: The Curious Fall of a Child Who Knew Nothing and Became Everything” by the design studio Formafantasma. Part fairy tale, part eco-manifesto, part adult science lesson — it dares to teach us to treat post-industrial spaces not as wastelands, but as living ecosystems. And there is more fascinating information about these reads here.
Look, I’m not saying I’ve officially become a “reader.” But this list might have cracked the code. There’s something here for the intellectually curious, the creatively blocked, the sustainability-minded, and even the book-adverse. So, if you catch me poolside this summer, don’t be surprised if I’m flipping through pages instead of Instagram. (Well, maybe alternating.)
Enjoy your summer. Feed your brain. And who knows? One of these books might just inspire your next big idea.
August 7, 2025 3:00 PM ET
Designing Spaces with Staying Power
Join us Thursday, August 7 at 1pm CT for our Cambria Style virtual design event “Designing Spaces with Staying Power.” Cambria’s Head of Design, Summer Kath, will be joined by three other industry experts:
Alisha Taylor, nationally acclaimed interior designer at Alisha Taylor Interiors for her livable homes in the Southwest
Corey Damen Jenkins, celebrated New York City–based interior designer at Corey Damen Jenkins & Associates and best-selling author
Gil Melott, luxury interior designer at Gil Melott Studio, known for his eclectic, sensorial approach to high-end interiors
Summer Kath, expert in quartz surfaces and functional interior aesthetics, Head of Design at Cambria
2026 NKBA Design Competition - A Chance to Win Big!
Submit your kitchen and bath project designs for a chance at winning big time. There will be $150,000 in cash prizes and an opportunity to gain national recognition for your work. Prizes given for Best Overall Kitchen – $25,000; Best Overall Bath – $25,000; and Category Awards: 1st place: $5,000, 2nd place: $3,000, and 3rd place: $2,000. There is also a Best Use of Smart Home Technology Award, sponsored and judged by CEDIA, which will be awarded to the best technology integrator. What are you waiting for? Get moving! More info.
Deadline August 31
Nominations Open for NKBA Thirty Under 30 2026!
Know an industry rockstar 30 or under? Nominate them today for the NKBA Thirty Under 30 program! The program orchestrated by NKBA National is designed to celebrate the future rock stars of the K&B industry. The landing page is currently live and accepting all self-nominations and nomination applications for the Class of 2026. We encourage you to nominate a deserving professional to represent your Chapter.
Deadline to apply is Sunday, August 31. Please note the link to the active application Nomination and Self- Nomination Form.
The CEDIA Expo + Commercial Integrator Expo (CIX) is no longer just for tech specialists—it’s a must-attend for today’s forward-thinking kitchen and bath design/build pros. As the smart home evolves into a net-zero, energy-efficient ecosystem, the kitchen and bath have emerged as command centers for comfort, convenience, and sustainability. In this new era, collaboration between designers and integrators is essential—a powerful partnership that brings seamless functionality, beauty, and innovation into the heart of the home. Today’s clients aren’t just asking for luxury and style—they expect spaces that are intuitive, connected, and future-ready. Only by working hand-in-hand with skilled technology partners can designers truly deliver results that exceed expectations.
Technology is no longer hidden—it’s highlighted.
When designers collaborate with integrators, tech becomes not only functional but also beautiful. From smart lighting to intuitive appliances, wellness systems, and energy-saving innovations, these advancements are reshaping interiors and elevating the client experience. The right designer-integrator team turns technical solutions into design statements—creating spaces that feel both personalized and high-performance.
Why Attend CEDIA?
Click on the video message above from CEDIA's Amanda Wildman inviting NKBA members to the trade show
• Discover the latest innovations in smart home and sustainable technology
• Engage with expert insights from both the design and technology sectors
• Gain hands-on experience with tools that will transform your projects
• Build powerful cross-industry relationships that matter
This is more than a conference—it’s a vibrant hub of inspiration where ideas come to life, and the future of home design unfolds before your eyes.
NKBA at CEDIA
We’re proud to have three NKBA NYC members featured as speakers at this year’s Expo. Don't miss NKBA Manhattan-NYC Chapter's sponsorship chair, Toni Sabatino, with treasurer, Tony Monteleone, and member Rex Aquire in two CEDIA Education Conference panel discussions.
Days of Discovery at CEDIA with Technology Designer
Join us for the largest gathering of design-build professionals and residential technology specialists for the Day of Discovery business conference at North America’s largest residential technology trade show, CEDIA Expo 2025.
Our special Technology Designer Magazine Luncheon on September 4 from 12:00 p.m. – 1:30 p.m. will feature a keynote presentation from renowned lighting authority Stephen Margulies who will talk about the business opportunities for all trades in the rapidly expanding intentional lighting category and where the industry is headed.
aspire design and home Announces The Art Of The Home Designer Showhouse
aspire design and home proudly presents The Art of the Home, a transformational designer showhouse set within a breathtaking 13,000-square-foot estate in Upper Saddle River, New Jersey. This curated exhibition of world-class design, architecture and fine art will run from September 19 through October 19, to benefit the Tunnel to Towers Foundation.
The festivities begin with an Opening Night Gala on September 17, hosted on the showhouse grounds. The evening will feature Tony Yazbeck, Tony-nominated Broadway star (On the Town, Flying Over Sunset), performing live on a Steinway grand piano crafted exclusively for the showhouse. Yazbeck will be accompanied by his longtime musical director for an unforgettable performance under the stars. Guests will enjoy private home tours, signature cocktails, elevated cuisine, and a first look at the complete transformation of the home — all in support of Tunnel to Towers.
Designing Greenwich 2025 is a multi day event that C&G Media, cottagesgardens.com, will be presenting on Wednesday September 24 and Thursday, September 25 with proceeds to benefit the Greenwich Historical Society. The program starts at the Greenwich Country Club, in nearby CT. From the 10AM Kick-Off Panel– Celebrating the Country House: Connecticut and Beyond with DJ Carey, Bunny Williams, and Elizabeth Lawrence, to the Thursday shopping, pop-ups and artisan studio visits along with garden and home tours, there is a lot to immerse yourself in. Several ticketing options are available. Look here to find out more. Car pool anyone?
√ THESE OUT!
√ TAKE SEVEN NKBA Design + Business Online Webinars
1. Differentiate to Dominate: The Key to Building an Unbeatable Brand
Wednesday, August 6, 2025, 12:00 - 1:00 PM ET
2. Convertible Spaces
Tuesday, August 12, 2025, 12:00 - 1:00 PM ET
3. Design & Deliver– Building Stronger Design-Production Workflows
Wednesday, August 13, 2025, 12:00 - 1:00 PM ET
4. How to Budget on a Budget: Navigating Financial Conversations
Wednesday, August 20, 2025, 12:00 - 1:00 PM ET
5. Five Game-Changing AI Strategies Remodelers Use to Boost Profits
Click here for more info and to register for this special Aug 7th research update.
NOTE: Each seminar provides .1CEU and they are free for NKBA members.
You’ll be glad you did.
Small Yet Mighty—Meet Play from Hastings Bath Collection
Hastings Bath Collection is serious when it comes to importing the best bathroom products from Italy and not above having a bit of fun with the name of its new basin, simply named Play. This distinctive rectangular basin features colorful add-on accessories and an asymmetrical design with the faucet deck on the left or right. Play is Italian artisan designed and crafted.
The matte white, solid-surface basin accommodates as left- or right-positioned faucet deck. Accessories include a lower suspended shelf, a towel hook and a towel rail. The optional design-forward accessories are offered by Hastings in 20 matte colors.
Lutron Electronics has announced a significant expansion of its intelligent lighting portfolio, revealing the evolution of its three differentiated lighting families — Ketra, Rania, and Lumaris. This milestone reinforces Lutron’s commitment to delivering unparalleled light quality, refined aesthetics, and scalable pricing. Lutron has expanded its intelligent lighting portfolio into distinct product families, ensuring designers, specifiers, and homeowners can effortlessly select the right lighting solutions based on light quality, aesthetics, and budget.
Native Trails Welcomes Natoma 24 to the NativeStone® Collection
Native Trails introduces Natoma 24, the latest addition to its award-winning NativeStone® collection. This 24-inch, wall-mounted concrete sink blends minimalist form with handcrafted texture, offering an ADA-compliant solution that combines beauty and performance in a compact footprint. Ideal for small bathrooms and hospitality spaces, Natoma 24 elevates the wall-mounted sink beyond its utilitarian roots, serving as a refined focal point in both residential and commercial interiors. Natoma 24 is available in ten versatile finishes, ranging from beloved neutrals like Pearl, Ash, Slate, Earth, Charcoal, and Sand to earthy, nature-inspired tones: Ocean, Sage, Forest, and Terracotta. These newer hues—introduced to the NativeStone palette this year—foster a sense of calm and connection to the outdoors. They invite homeowners and designers to create peaceful sanctuaries that seamlessly balance modernity with a timeless, organic aesthetic for a truly refined and purposeful experience. Each sink comes equipped with durable steel mounting brackets for secure installation and effortless integration into a range of design environments.
Swan, the most awarded faucet by Noken Porcelanosa Bathrooms
Porcelanosa’s latest faucet, SWAN, blends graceful, swan-inspired curves with minimalist elegance. It’s crafted from premium metals and offered in sleek chrome or matte black finishes.
What truly sets SWAN apart is its eco-conscious engineering: the ECO‑START cold‑start lever reduces unnecessary hot water use, while ECO‑FLOW aeration cuts water flow by up to 89%, supporting LEED/BREEAM building credentials.
With its timeless geometric fusion of circles and ellipses, SWAN adapts effortlessly to both modern and classic bathrooms, and has already earned the prestigious iF Design Award 2024 for its blend of form, function, and sustainability.
A Versatile Addition to Any Kitchen – The Wolf Convection Speed Oven
Discover the heat distribution and browning capabilities of a convection oven paired with the power, speed, and compact size of a microwave. With 12 specialized modes, the Wolf Speed Oven truly takes the guesswork out of preparing an endless assortment of foods. The Speed Oven provides more cooking power than a traditional microwave and offers all-in-one oven versatility by combining microwave, convection, and broil technologies. It also features a soft-open/soft-close door for ultimate luxury. A newly enhanced sleek 8” full-color LCD touchscreen shares a similar interface and aesthetics with other Wolf appliances, and the elegant, modern exterior coordinates seamlessly with a full suite of Sub-Zero, Wolf, and Cove appliances.
Cool Design for the Summer- Flexible Refrigeration
When designing a kitchen that meets the dynamic needs of a busy family, flexibility and innovation are key. Enter the French Door Bottom Freezer Refrigeration Collection from Thermador with a ThermaFlex™ Drawer that is a must-have feature for versatile refrigeration.
Imagine a kitchen where your clients no longer have to worry about running out of freezer space for ice cream or needing extra room for fresh produce. With pre-set temperature modes including Freezer, Beverage, Meat/Fish, and more, the ThermaFlex™ Drawer offers unparalleled adaptability, transitioning from chill to freeze with the touch of a button to suit daily storage needs. Exclusively available in 36 to 48-inch configurations.
The Communications Committee seeks a co-newsletter chair or editor for outbound marketing to provide relevant industry news. We'd love you to join our team if you have social media or writing skills. Please contact Communications@nkbamanhattan.org.
The mission of the NKBA is to inspire, lead and empower the kitchen and bath industry through the creation of certifications, marketplaces, and networks.
