Photos: The Kitchen & Bath Industry Show in Las Vegas

Conventiongoers walk the trade show floor in front of a shower display.  (Isaac Brakken / For The Times)

Elizabeth Kaulock checks out shower heads during the Kitchen & Bath Industry Show.  (Isaac Brakken / For The Times)

A medicine cabinet mirror with built-in television screen.  (Isaac Brakken / For The Times)

A Toto sink features a light that changes color with the water temperature.  (Isaac Brakken / For The Times)

LeNova bowl sinks.  (Isaac Brakken / For The Times)

Hafele Moovit drawers.  (Isaac Brakken / For The Times)

High-end Toto toilets.  (Isaac Brakken / For The Times)

Kohler toilets on display.  (Isaac Brakken / For The Times)

The Kohler Numi toilet features an LED night light, seat warmer, MP3 player docking station, motion sensor lid for automatic opening and closing, and a gadget to warm the tile under your feet.  (Isaac Brakken / For The Times)

The Kohler Numi toilet costs $6,390.  (Isaac Brakken / For The Times)

A number of toilet seats were on display at the show, which featured an assortment of high-end toilets.  (Isaac Brakken / For The Times)

The i-flush toilet features a remote control.  (Isaac Brakken / For The Times)

Technology was the watch-word on the trade show floor during the Kitchen & Bath Industry Show.  (Isaac Brakken / For The Times)

Chef Curtis Stone gives a cooking demonstration.  (Isaac Brakken / For The Times)

A no-touch faucet on display.  (Isaac Brakken / For The Times)

A Blum drawer organizer.  (Isaac Brakken / For The Times)

Debbie Cannon, right, and Steve Smith of Blum demonstrate the Age Explorer suit, which simulates the physical limitations that come as a person ages.  (Isaac Brakken / For The Times)

The suit helps Blum develop products with long-term ergonomic advantages.  (Isaac Brakken / For The Times)

A conventiongoer checks out a display on the trade show floor.  (Isaac Brakken / For The Times)

Models blend into countertop surfaces.  (Isaac Brakken / For The Times)