Every February, thousands from the design industry descend on the expansive Las Vegas Convention Center for the Kitchen and Bath Industry Show (KBIS), an annual trade show that showcases the best new products, innovations and trends. The show is owned by the National Kitchen and Bath Association (NKBA) and produced by Emerald Expositions, and welcomes interior and product designers, architects, industry brands and dealers and builders, contractors and editors alike.This year, it seems, more and more brands are catering to interior designers and collaborating with traditionally interiors-driven companies. Think textiles titans Cowtan & Tout and Donghia. Its the latters collection with Artistic Tile that allowed audience members to see firsthand how a classic textile design can be translated into a different surface material such as tile.Courtesy KohlerIn the Donghia x Artistic Tile presentation, an indoor arabesque pool concept showcases Casino Royale, shown in Belgian Bluestone, is stocked in three distinctive colorways and features natural stone and tesserae mosaic.As a first-time attendee myself, it is impressive to see the kitchen, design and renovation business booming and track trends in real time. Heres the latest.Hot StoneWeve seen big trends in stone over the past decade, from White Carrera to Calacatta Viola taking over our mood boards, kitchens, and backsplashes. The next big marble trend? A bold and daring reddish Rosso Levanto marble spotted in nearly all product categories this season. Many new collections prominently featured this beautiful stone, from bathtubs, countertops, mantel surrounds and even shower heads and hardware. The rich, statement-making stone is a warm shade of red that acts almost like a neutral.KallistaKallista debuted a suite of new bath products including a new solid bathtub in Rosso Lovanto stone and the Aileron tub filler featuring multiple textures and architecturally flared faucet handles.EmtekHardware company Emtek featured a new collection within the Emtek Select Program including three lever style and one knob style in this new material offering, Rosso Lovanto stone quarried from Asia. Each style can be endlessly combined with various rosettes and side plates.Upholstered RefrigeratorsNot since ELLE DECOR A-List interior designer Nick Olsen wallpapered his first NYC rental apartment refrigerator many moons ago have I seen such a fun take on treating the kitchen like a decorated interior room. Monogram partnered with Cowtan & Tout to produce a fully patterned refrigerator for their wine room and library concept. The lesson here? Finally, appliances can be just as pattern rich as any other room in the house.Courtesy MonogramA Monogram 24 Panel-Ready Wine Column is fully upholstered in fabric panels by Cowtan & Tout and furnishings are by Arteriors.Green MachinesGreen kitchen cabinets have been trending in the minds of ELLE DECOR editors. And with requests for green appliances made manifest by this year's show, we're coming full circle. From refrigerators to wine columns and ovens to range hoods, top brands at KBIS are thinking green by offering interior designers more color options and customization tools when it comes to designing the overall palette of a kitchen.True ResidentialCourtesy True ResidentialTrue Residential launches their first ever olive colorway to the American-made brands Build Your True Program of curated custom finish and hardware options. The exclusive program allows designers and consumers a choice of 84 color combinations on all of its full-size or indoor/outdoor undercounter units.Officine GulloCourtesy Officine GulloMatcha is a new shade of green introduced at KBIS this year along with two other pastel shades as part of the Fiorentina collection by Officine Gullo. Each cooking range is paired with a matching hood and feature brushed copper and 24K gold finishes.Light Up Your Countertops CambriaCourtesy CambriaCambria makes a splash with backlit stone surface innovation. The brand partnered with New York City based interior designer Drew McGukin to conceive of two backlit concepts, a kitchen island and a fireplace (background).Wellness at HomeKohler recently announced a partnership with Dr. Jonathan Leary, founder of the wellness club Remedy Place, which launched a sleek, design-forward Ice Bath at this years show. Crafted like a beautiful piece of furniture, it features an integrated light bar to guide breath work that can be paired with video content designed for users to integrate cold plunges into their self-care routines at home.SAMMY REEDThe Kohler x Remedy Place Ice Bath can be integrated to existing plumbing systems and can be used indoors or outdoors.The Future of SustainabilityArchitectural surface company Neolith continues to champion sustainability with their suite of products and newest introductions. Their surface products are made of natural materials, do not contain resin, plastic or crystalline silica and are 100% recyclable, extending the life cycle of its products.Courtesy NeolithNeoliths Rapolano surface is featured on the walls and flooring.