Rotpunkt wins Best Kitchen Stand over 30sq m at KBB Birmingham 2026

Rotpunkt has revealed it won ‘Best Kitchen Stand over 30sq m’ at KBB Birmingham, following the debut of its brand-new 2026 Collection that serves every room in the home. Introducing a cross-programme of new furniture concepts, materials, and décors, the company showcased 2 hero kitchen displays that celebrated the key characteristics of Scandinavian design, alongside a fully fitted home bar, and practical home office desk space showing the new pocket doors in a mix of Scandinavian Fjell Oak and Fenix® Rosso Askja (red-brown) with Zerox ME Brass design elements.

A show highlight was the secret studio apartment with kitchen, laundry, living room, bathroom and dressing area, which showed a mix of Zerox MA Tundra furniture with Class VI wall units in Mirror, Industrial Style K doors with Fluted and Diffuse Glass, Tessuto upholstered units with fashionable grey, fabric back-panels, and natural wood accents in variations of Scandinavian Oak.

It was a Rotpunkt Textured Stone & Memory RI kitchen with Flamed Brass Glass, rich Walnut and Brass metal accents that cleverly concealed the modern studio apartment. Hidden behind a run of full height cabinets, visitors got to explore a fully immersive, real-world studio apartment using the company’s exclusive access doors, which adopt the same look as the furniture but open in reverse to show how you can introduce concealed working areas in an open plan kitchen space.

Matt Phillips, head of UK operations at Rotpunkt, said: “We are absolutely delighted by the positive response and significant market acceptance of our 2026 Collection, as the stand was overflowing with new and existing retail partners. Excited by Rotpunkt’s latest innovations, we used the KBB show to fortify our position as a true furniture brand that supports coordinated design schemes throughout the entire home. We even got to include a multimedia room, which included a full-scale golf simulator for a bit of light relief and gentle competition as visitors played to get closest to the pin. Thanks to Lee Mackie for his expertise throughout the show, we definitely made an impression.”