PORTLAND, Ore. - s4story -- Shannon McKinney, owner of DT Glass, has been invited to speak as an industry expert in the upcoming National Kitchen and Bath Association (NKBA) 2026 Bath Trends Summit on November 11^th, 2025.

McKinney will be featured in the one-on-one discussion "Frame to Freedom:  Creating Seamless Serenity with Shower Glass" exploring how thoughtful glass design contributes to today's wellness-driven, spa-inspired bathrooms.

"The bathroom has evolved from a place for basic necessities to a space of personal retreat." said McKinney.  "Frameless glass showers play an important role in that transformation – it allows the design, craftsmanship, and light to shine through, providing a clean, open, and calming environment."

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The online summit will be held Tuesday, November 11, 2025 from 9:00am – 11:00am PST.  More information about the event can be found at www.nkba.org/video/summits/2026-bath-trends/

"When done well, glass design looks simple – but getting it right takes experience and collaboration."  McKinney added.  "I'm grateful to the NKBA for recognizing the contributions of the glass industry.  It's an honor to share the craftsmanship and design that goes into every installation."

The NKBA 2026 Bath Trends Virtual Summit brings together industry leaders, trend forecasters, and design innovators to explore what's next for the most intimate space in the home.

DT Glass, Inc. serves the Portland metro area from its headquarters in Oregon City, Oregon.  DT Glass is the only glass shop in the Pacific Northwest that both tempers and installs frameless glass, allowing for full control and customization of the product from concept to completion.