Thursday, April 23, 2020
The Kitchen and Bathroom Designers Institute (KBDi) is a hugely important catalyst for Australia’s kitchen and bathroom industry. The KBDi is an association of specialist and interior designers that encourages innovation adoption with numerous events all over the continent. Vauth-Sagel attended one of their events in Brisbane as a “silver sponsor” – and Ian Reid, Vauth-Sagel’s head of sales in Australia, also illustrated the meaning of “quality made in Germany”.
On February 27, Australian kitchen and bathroom industry professionals and experts met up in Brisbane, the capital of Queensland. In the “Build & Design Centre”, more than 60 visitors made good use of the event’s most important benefit: the opportunity to network. Over morning tea, they met others from the industry and did business. A Q&A session with the designer Darren James and the surface finish specialist Belinda Worden provided some insights into the world of innovative surface finishes – and Ian Reid from Vauth-Sagel illustrated the advantages of the multi-award-winning corner cabinet solution CORNERSTONE MAXX. The top event was made possible by a number of “silver sponsors” – including Vauth-Sagel. “We use our products to illustrate what we mean when we say ‘quality and design made in Germany’ – along with some of Germany’s other qualities in the form of our ‘lucky door’ prizes,” says Ian Reid. Six lucky winners each received a six pack of German beer, others a bottle of regional German schnapps and a Vauth-Sagel bundle.
Tags: "Build & Design Centre", Australia's kitchen and bathroom industry, Ian Reid, important catalyst, innovation adoption, specialist and interior designers, The Kitchen and Bathroom Designers Institute (KBDi), vauth sagel
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