Kitchen & Bath Business - February/March 2018 - 42

ORLANDO
JANUARY 9 -11
2018
1. The Fiammato glass tile pattern from

ARTISTIC TILE was inspired by the isle

of Murano just outside of Venice and is
founder Nancy Epstein's favorite location to
source art glass. The collection is composed
of intricate beads encasing floral patterns in
hand-blown glass. Five years in the making,
Fiammato blends hand- and machine-cut
glass into a decorative pattern with flowing
lines and delicate detail. It can be used for
interior walls, including in showers. Its final
appearance will be influenced by choice of
grout color, so a mockup to confirm grout
color selection is recommended.

2. FEDERAL BRACE has introduced the
Eco-Lucent LED Lighting System to its line
of LED-lit systems and brackets. The multipart product uses a remote system to take
on multiple colors and can change colors
through a variety of light-color cycles.
Included in the system are enclosed LEDs
in an aluminum channel with a frosted
cover, an IR remote for color-changing
lights and dimming capabilities, a 24-volt
power system and additional cables for
multi-system connections.

3. ILVE's upgraded Majestic II Collection
of freestanding ranges is now offered in
a 36-in. option, and four additional sizes
will follow. The ranges are available with
gas, dual-fuel or induction-top connection
options, and ILVE will be the first appliance
company to offer a 40-in. induction range
in the U.S. market. Upgrades include a
clock with digital touch control for cooking
mode and temperature selection, and it will
also display oven temperature throughout
the cooking cycle. Oven cavities are now
larger and offer bonus features like dual
halogen lights, additional rack positions,
a diagonal rotisserie and a temperature
probe. Shown is the 48-in. Solid-Door
Majestic in True White.

4. Canadian cabinet company MIRALIS un-

veiled its Curio Collection, which is inspired
by European trends and contemporary
North American taste. It can be used as
a stand-alone unit or as a customizable
concept added to the kitchen and features
concealed hinges and built-in lighting.
Glass-front buffets can showcase special
items, and its integrated LED solution allows
for easy installation. It is available in a
variety of styles and colors.

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5. The next-generation U by MOEN will soon

be able to be activated by Amazon Alexa.
The Wi-Fi/cloud-based digital shower
offers mobile connectivity, personalization
and complete customization of the user's
showering experience. The system is now
available as a two- or four-outlet shower
controller and valve. Users will be able to
ask Amazon Alexa to remotely start the
shower with the sound of their voice. Once
they have created personalized presets in
the U by Moen app, homeowners simply
state the name of the preset or specify a
specific water temperature for the shower
within the command.

6. NASONI debuted its new line of multipatented Fontanina Fountain faucets,
which combines a fountain and a faucet to
make washing one's face easier. The line's
convenient spout on top of the faucet also
allows the user to rinse after teeth brushing
without having to tilt her/her head under
the faucet.

7. PERLICK has expanded into the full-size

appliance category with the introduction of its new collection of luxury kitchen
products, including its stainless steel, 24-in.
column refrigerators and freezers. The
refrigerators include four separate cooling
zones, a tip-out produce bin featuring
proven food preservation technology,
commercial-grade design and construction, a two-tiered deli drawer, a built-in
marinating prep pan, a touchscreen control
panel and spill-proof shelving. The freezers
include ultra-low temperature preservation
for frozen foods, full-extension drawer bins
and frost-free cooling.

8. The ECLIPSE rotating table mechanism
from RICHELIEU can be applied to any horizontal surface to create additional space.
The top surface can be rotated away to
create an extra surface to be used as a desk
or work area in the kitchen, and the user
can then stow it away when it is not in use. It
can be used as an extra counter for cutting
or serving in a kitchen, in a craft room for
painting or sewing or as an afterschool
play-and-lunch counter where children
can eat or do homework. The mechanism
can be applied to freestanding and built-in
furniture and is also a solution for corners.

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