15–17 September 2027 Business Design Centre , London

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Quooker

Quooker is a pioneering Dutch brand that revolutionised kitchen design with the invention of the world’s first boiling water tap. Combining innovation, sustainability and intelligent technology, Quooker delivers instant 100°C boiling water alongside hot, cold, filtered chilled and sparkling water, transforming everyday kitchen experiences and inspiring the future of modern living.

Revolutionising Kitchens. Inspiring the Future.

Quooker is a pioneering Dutch manufacturer renowned for transforming kitchen functionality through innovative water technology and intelligent design. Founded on Henri Peteri’s revolutionary idea in 1970, Quooker developed the world’s first boiling water tap, delivering instant 100°C boiling water directly from the tap.

Today, its innovative systems combine boiling, hot and cold water with filtered chilled and sparkling water through the Quooker CUBE, offering exceptional convenience, efficiency and versatility. With a commitment to sustainability, safety and innovation, Quooker continues to challenge conventional kitchen design, creating solutions that save time, water, energy and space.

As a Founding Partner of KBX, Quooker is collaborating on two flagship features: the Kitchen of Tomorrow, an immersive exploration of robotics, intelligent technology and future living, and the FutureKitchen Conference, a research-led programme examining the evolution of kitchen design and specification.

Together, these initiatives reflect Quooker’s commitment to innovation, collaboration and shaping the kitchens of tomorrow.

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Official Partner of the FutureKitchen

As the official FutureKitchen Partner at KBX 2027, Quooker will play a leading role in bringing the Kitchen of Tomorrow to life. This immersive, forward-thinking feature will explore how emerging technologies, robotics, intelligent appliances and innovative design are transforming the way we live. Together, Quooker and KBX will challenge conventional thinking and offer visitors an exciting glimpse into the future of kitchen design.