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National Home Show 2026: Design Reimagined

  • Mar 6
  • 4 min read

Updated: Mar 16

In collaboration with: National Home Show

Black and white logo of National Home Show with a building silhouette. Text reads "presented by REMAX" with a red, white, and blue logo.

Tap into hundreds of experts, design inspiration, and DIY experiences at the National Home Show


March 6–15 at the Enercare Centre, Toronto

Celebrity-packed Main Stage features global culinary star David Rocco, and popular designers Sarah Richardson, Colin & Justin, and more


The National Home Show, presented by RE/MAX, returns to the Enercare Centre, Exhibition Place from March 6–15, bringing together more than 500 trusted brands and industry experts, including Canada’s leading interior designers, builders, and culinary authorities.


The 10-day event empowers homeowners with the know-how and inspiration to turn their ‘someday’ projects into reality. It features carefully curated themed stage presentation days and more crafting and DIY workshops than ever before. Visitors can explore the beloved features that have defined the show for decades, now enhanced by a bold new look that reimagines the showfloor experience for 2026.


Tickets are on sale now at nationalhomeshow.com.



Newly appointed Creative Director and Toronto-based multi-disciplinary designer Tiffany Pratt is breathing new creative energy into the 70-year legacy of Canada’s longest-running home show. Pratt has infused the show floor with bold pops of colour, decor-centric spaces, and eye-catching installations that marry design and art. Pratt has also curated a dynamic mix of independent designers, boutique retailers, and creative minds from across Toronto’s eclectic design community to collaborate on visually striking vignettes that offer photo-worthy inspiration for visitors.


Popular features such as the Bonneville Feature Home and Laneway Suites highlight innovative design and Canadian-made brands, while the Cooking Inspiration & Skills Stage returns with fresh recipes. New crafting activities, DIY workshops, and garden advice can be found throughout the show.


The Main Stage, presented by Enbridge Gas & Save on Energy, will host a variety of themed days and features a comprehensive line-up of experts and celebrity guests. Topics range from colour trends and home renovation survival strategies to gardening tips and designing for retirement and aging in place.



Feature Highlights:

  • NEW: Design Vignettes: Along the main aisle, visitors can step into curated design vignettes, each offering a unique point of view. These spaces are created by five local independent artisans and designers: Avenue Daughter, Bettencourt Manor, Ethel, Kate Austin Designs, and Mashi Moosh.


  • NEW: Art at Home Pavilion: Heritage Court transforms into an art gallery destination. Browse a wide-ranging selection of photography, paintings, prints, and contemporary artworks from more than 12 Canadian artists and local galleries, including Abbozzo Gallery, Stephen Bulger Gallery, and Imagefoundry. Curated by Andrew Zimbel.


  • NEW: Crafternoon Lounge: This creative space invites guests to "craft for a cause." With a $5 donation to the Children’s Miracle Network, visitors participate in the following crafting activities:

    • Design a bag charm with accessories from Ruby Blue Co.

    • Take home a custom line drawing or sketch by Jilly Frances

    • Try colouring over our vintage photos, and get brave enough to try it later with your own keepsake photos


  • NEW: The Colour Lab, presented by Sherwin-Williams: Explore the perfect palette with expert guidance on paints and stains that can transform a home with warmth, energy, or tranquillity.


  • NEW: Hands On Home, presented by Sharpen: Roll up your sleeves and learn practical DIY skills, including patching drywall, installing LVP flooring, tuning up a bicycle, and crafting a custom cutting board.


  • NEW: BBC Earth Immersive Experience: In celebration of BBC Earth’s Free Preview (Feb. 27–Apr. 30), step into the wild with an immersive experience marking the premiere of the landmark series Kingdom, narrated by Sir David Attenborough.


  • NEW: Skills Ontario Tech & Trades Truck: A mobile unit where visitors can try their hand at trades like painting, electrical, plumbing, and hairstyling.


  • NEW: Lexus Electrified: Lexus is showcasing its new electric SUV and offering free test drives on weekends.


  • Backyard Builds: Laneway Homes & Garden Suites Day, presented by Toronto Life: Tour six model suites and attend presentations on accessory dwelling units (ADUs) and their role in multigenerational living and urban density.


  • 2026 Feature Home by Bonneville Homes: Tour a stunning 1,700 sq. ft. Canadian-built modern farmhouse, featuring custom furnishings by Candice + Basil.



Speaker Highlights:

The Main Stage, presented by Enbridge Gas & Save on Energy, features a robust schedule:

  • Join Food Network celebrity chef David Rocco for his first-ever appearance at the National Home Show, as he embarks on a fearless, food-fueled journey through Italy’s vibrant cities, charming towns, and seaside villages (Mar. 6 @ 1pm).


  • House & Home Day (Mar. 7): 

    • Canada’s leading etiquette expert Susy Fossati reveals how to avoid hosting fatigue through smart planning and poise, while exploring entertaining trends of 2026 (@11am).

    • House & Home Presents: Decorate with the Pros: Join magazine founder Lynda Reeves and designer Tommy Smythe as they talk decorating tips for the soulful, layered rooms we love most (@ 12pm).

    • Celebrity design duo Colin and Justin share their infectious energy and expertise from before-and-after renovations, revealing both transformations and the strategy behind them. One audience member and a guest will win two nights’ accommodation and meals at their North Star hotel (@ 1:30pm).


  • International Women’s Day (Mar. 8):

    • Tiffany Pratt shows how to reclaim your space, your spirit, and your story through colour. Pratt shares how paint is more than décor—it’s a tool for transformation (@ 12pm).

    • HGTV’s Sarah Richardson shares her seven steps to design success, starting with getting to know your personal style—what sparks joy, and what actually fits your life (@ 1pm).

    • Plus a presentation from HGTV’s Emily Michelle and a panel discussion with successful women in skilled trades breaking barriers, including Sherry Holmes, Sarah Keenleyside, and Tammy Watson (@ 3:15pm ).


For show hours, tickets, and more information, visit nationalhomeshow.com.


Additional Information about the Event

  • Venue: Enercare Centre100 Princes' Blvd, Toronto, ON M6K 3C3

  • Dates: Friday, March 6 to Sunday, March 15

  • Hours:

    • Weekdays: 11am - 7pm

    • Saturdays: 10am - 7pm

    • Sundays: 10am - 5pm

  • Admission:

    • General Admission (ages 18-64): $20.00

    • Senior (ages 65+): $17.00

    • Youth (ages 13-17): $16.00

    • Free admission for children ages 12 and under.

    • Adult Admission & GO Transit Combo Ticket (ages 18+): $35.00

    • Senior Admission & GO Transit Combo Ticket (ages 65+): $27.00

    • Youth Admission & GO Transit Combo Ticket (ages 13-17): $26.00

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