
It’s not easy being green
Mick Evans, at Lakes Showering Spaces, is urging KBB designers and retailers to ensure sustainability remains a top priority. [1-4-2021]
Mick Evans, at Lakes Showering Spaces, is urging KBB designers and retailers to ensure sustainability remains a top priority. [1-4-2021]
The owner of Honest by Design, Nikita Pearce, on why she feels we should be aiming to attract, value, promote and retain more women [23-3-2021]
The joint-owner of Bathroom Origins, Sofia Charalambous, sees lots of talented females in retail but feels women are under-represented in manufacturing and product design. [16-3-2021]
Claire Algar, kbbreview100 member and founder of Rouse Bathrooms in Kent, on what it’s like being a woman showroom owner. [12-3-2021]
Martina Landhed sees fewer women in the KBB sector than she would like and believes their unique perspectives often lead to greater creativity [12-3-2021]
Looeeze Grossman, the founder and director of The Used Kitchen Company, considers consumer kitchen buying habits in a post-Covid world [12-3-2021]
Tina Riley, kbbreview100 member and owner, Modern Homes, Leamington Spa talks about her career over the last 42 years. [11-3-2021]
Maria Challis, director of James James Kitchens, on Lillian Gilbreth, the lady behind modern-day kitchen design [11-3-2021]
Rubina Hughes would like to see more women in a variety of roles in the industry and having more influence in product design [11-3-2021]
Elizabeth Pantling-Jones, kbbreview100 member and director at Lima Kitchens in Milton Keynes explains why, despite experiencing stereotypical attitudes among clients and industry peers, she believes things are slowly getting better [10-3-2021]
Stephanie Kane, a designer at Studio One Kitchens, believes that the more diverse it is, the better it will understand its customers. [10-3-2021]
Kelly Roden, owner of Meliora Kitchens, Bedrooms and Bathrooms in Sheffield, reveals why she'd like to see more women moving into trades roles [9-3-2021]