The rustic yet polished vibe of the Kinzie collection draws inspiration from vintage-era plumbing forms with a touch of modern style, the company says.

Elkay’s Avado 2-in-1 Filtered Faucet provides the convenience of cleaner, healthier water straight from the kitchen sink, in a stylish faucet with a long-life, easy-change filter, the company says.

The Architectural Design Series by Delta Commercial is a new line of plumbing fixtures and accessories designed with residential elegance but heavy commercial durability.

Bradley’s new top-fill, multi-feed soap system is coming soon to the all-in-one touchless WashBar.

Saniflo USA, a division of Group SFA, has donated to Feeding America to provide 6,000 meals to families in need.

The family-owned manufacturer donated 100 toilet seats that will be displayed on the National Mall in Washington, D.C., as part of Fight CRC’s United in Blue installation. Each seat will display an awareness fact or statistic about the disease, which is the second-most fatal cancer in the U.S. 

Zurn Water Solutions Corp. and Elkay Manufacturing Co. announced they have reached a definitive agreement to combine the businesses in an all-stock transaction. Upon completion of the transaction, Zurn Water Solutions shareholders will own approximately 71% and Elkay shareholders will own approximately 29% of the combined and newly named company — Zurn Elkay Water Solutions Corp.

While the overall kitchen and bath industry continues to show healthy growth for the year, the overall index is down 4% quarter over quarter as lingering issues caused by the pandemic seem to be catching up to consumer sentiment. Despite this, the industry is coming off of a record-breaking quarter of growth in Q2, which has fueled projections for the year at around 12% growth in sales year-over-year, with many members still encouraged about future growth in 2022.  

The National Kitchen & Bath Association (NKBA) released its annual Design Trends report. The 2022 study, a deep dive into all aspects of both kitchen and primary bathroom design, forecasts the styles, features, materials and innovations expected to be most popular over the next two to three years. The current study finds that the COVID-19 pandemic has accelerated consumer interest in and adoption of key trends in their homes such as integration of smart technology, multi-functional spaces and natural and nature-based designs.