The
Ideal Home Show always makes for a great day out, whether you've just bought a new home and are looking for some ideas on how to best kit it out, or if you're simply interested in the latest fashions for home and garden.
The show is hugely popular, and has been ever since the first one took place more than 103 years ago. Six hundred exhibitors from the world of interior design will be selling their wares at the show, providing a super opportunity for visitors to spruce up their home with some new bits and pieces.
The show is split into a number of sections to make it easier for visitors to find their way around. These are:
Interiors,
Home Improvements,
Gardens,
Food and Housewares,
Gadgets,
Shopping,
Woman and
Show Homes.
Show Homes is a popular feature of the Ideal Home Show, so this year's Show Home Village is likely to pull in the crowds. Featuring three full-scale show houses, the designs will impress, wow and inspire with their attractive originality.
Gadgets is a section that has gained in prominence over recent years, with this year's display bringing visitors the very latest in home-related tech. Check out the show's modern-day and futuristic offerings, covering entertainment, gaming and household goods. There'll also be plenty of ideas and suggestions on how to make your home friendlier to the environment, using the latest green tech available.
Those with green fingers are also catered for at the Ideal Home Show, with plenty to inspire throughout the Garden section. And it doesn't matter if you're a city dweller without a 10-acre patch of land around the back—the show will tell you how to make the most of your window box too.
As always, there'll be a ton of events taking place at the Ideal Home Show, many of them led by a host of familiar faces at the
How To Theatre and the
Celebrity Chef Theatre.
The Ideal Home Show is one of London's longest running exhibitions, returning each year with more ideas, more events and more entertainment than ever. Its longevity is a true testament to its skilful organisation, and long may it continue.
