The curtains have closed on yet another successful KBB Birmingham at the NEC, and this year, Caple took centre stage with a showcase that left attendees all in awe.

In this blog, we dive deep into what set our exhibition apart, exploring the design choices that defined our stand and unveiling the innovative products that stole the spotlight.

Caple’s stand at KBB Birmingham 2024 was a testament to bringing the Caple Experience to life. Drawing inspiration from our award-winning Leeds showroom, every detail of the stand spoke volumes about our commitment to quality, innovation, and design.

The immersive showcase went beyond presenting exquisite furniture, cutting-edge appliances, and stylish sinks and taps. Elegant rafts above the long island in the Caple Studio, meticulous brickwork, and strategically placed uplighters created an atmosphere that transported visitors into the heart of Caple’s design philosophy.

Caple’s stand at KBB Birmingham 2024 was not only a visual triumph but also a recipient of prestigious recognition. Out of 320 exhibitors, our stand was honoured with the ‘Best Kitchen Stand’ award, a testament to the exceptional design and innovation showcased.

Our stand featured a staggering 18 new products, highlighting Caple’s commitment to pushing the boundaries of kitchen design and functionality. Additionally, we unveiled 5 bespoke new furniture colours, adding a touch of personalisation to our offerings.

Furthermore, 2 new kitchen ranges were introduced, expanding our already diverse portfolio and providing more options for our discerning customers.

Soho Foodhall:

The Soho Foodhall kitchen was a vibrant display of the love for all things kitchen disco. With Jo and Lauren, our training managers, at the heart of it, culinary delights were whipped up to showcase the capabilities of Caple products. The immersive experience allowed visitors to witness firsthand the seamless integration of technology and design.

Smart Kitchen:

Minimalism took centre stage in the Smart Kitchen, featuring a sleek and elegant all-black look. The slab matte furniture added a touch of sophistication, aligning with modern design trends and showcasing Caple’s commitment to staying ahead in kitchen aesthetics.

Art Deco:

The Art Deco kitchen, featuring the Sutton model with a detailed stone worktop, celebrated the charm of a bygone era. Crafted from solid timber, the shaker lines of the Sutton kitchen blended tradition with modernity. A highlight of this kitchen was the introduction of pot fillers, showcasing Caple’s dedication to combining innovation with timeless design.

Biophilic:

The Biophilic kitchen aimed to establish a connection with nature, featuring a mix of white, cashmere, natural oak, and natural reeded doors. The slab and textured door combination, along with light natural worktops and a natural colour vein, created a serene and harmonious space. This kitchen was a testament to Caple’s commitment to sustainability and a holistic approach to design.

Caple Studio:

The central tunnel section of the exhibition provided the Caple Studio experience, showcasing a comprehensive display of ovens that demonstrated the hierarchy of Caple’s cooking ranges – Classic, Sense, and Sense Premium. This immersive studio experience allowed visitors to explore the intuitive technology and flawless design that define Caple’s kitchen appliances.

A recurring theme throughout the exhibition was Caple’s new 5-year guarantee. This exclusive offer allows customers to enjoy peace of mind, knowing that every Caple appliance is backed by a commitment to durability and quality. The guarantee extends to all Caple appliances when purchasing any Sense Premium oven or microwave simultaneously.

The star of the show was undeniably the introduction of the Black Glass finish. Featured prominently in the Biophilic and Art Deco kitchens, these appliances brought a touch of luxury to any kitchen scheme. The sleek and modern look, coupled with the smooth reflective surface, underscored Caple’s dedication to contemporary and stylish designs.