More than 600 brands exhibited their latest product launches at KBIS, North America’s largest trade show devoted to kitchen and bath design, which took place in Las Vegas this week. Trends ranging from customizable faucets with inscriptions to bold-hued appliances drew more than 31,000 attendees, including interior designers, architects, contractors, and manufacturers. Here are some of our favorite stand-outs from the show floor.

BRIZO's Vettis Concrete Faucet

BRIZO publicly showcased its Vettis Concrete faucet after testing the water with previews this past fall. Cast in concrete in a limited edition of only 500, the geometric lavatory faucet is fiber-reinforced for added durability. This launch opens the doors to more imaginative materials for all components in the bath.

Kohler Co.’s WasteLAB Crackle Collection Tile

Kohler collaborated with sister brand Ann Sacks for its WasteLAB Crackle Collection tile, shown in warm and welcoming Amber. Unfired pottery waste from the sanitary brand is recycled to create wall tile finished with a reactive glaze. It’s shown here with a Profiles vanity with mottled Arcobaleno mirror-front drawers and matte gold frame and the new frame-style Vitality Sculpt lighted mirror, both by Robern.

DXV by American Standard’s 3-D Printed Blade Faucet

3-D-printed fixtures moved to the forefront. Blade by DXV is printed directly in stainless steel and then hand-finished—thus combining high-tech with handicraft. Integrated sensor technology allows the faucet to automatically turn on when the user approaches. The water flows from the circular opening’s edge, creating a vortex-like cone of water.