Saturday, March 4, 2023
Inside a Tiny Home
Friday, March 3, 2023
Final Weekend
There are only a few days left of the 2023 Seattle Home & Garden Show! If you haven’t made it over to Lumen Field Event Center or want to visit again, now is your chance. This weekend’s features include Ciscoe Morris (Saturday only); Swim/Bike/Run for Habitat for Humanity, on onsite fundraiser for affordable housing; a tiny home village featuring the latest ideas for affordable housing; a human sized billiards game where players kick soccer balls into the table pockets; daily home improvement seminars, and more.
Tuesday, February 28, 2023
Tiny Homes are Big at the Seattle Home & Garden Show 2023
Detached accessory dwelling units (DADUs) are increasing in popularity, especially as homeowners look at ways to do more with their current properties rather than moving, due to high housing costs and mortgage interest rates. Modular DADUs, which can be built offsite in a factory and then delivered to a site and placed on permanent foundation, also are increasing in popularity and adoption.
All the homes in the exhibit focus on affordable housing, whether it is for use as primary residences (including expanding living space) or recreational housing. Among the tiny homes on display are the Yucatan, a 26 foot tiny home on wheels with a loft and kitchen; and the Iliad, a 16 foot tiny house on wheels for under $50,000.
Monday, February 27, 2023
Top 5 Trends for the Home in 2023
At this years Seattle Home & Garden Show, the top trends for the home will be on display giving showgoers the opportunity to spruce up their current homes with bold, modern colors and textiles for the kitchen, adding a tiny home addition as a secondary residence or rental unit, to installing an alternative energy source solution such as a complete offgrid solar system for extreme weather conditions.
Here are the top 5 trends for the home in 2023 to look for when visiting the show:
● Multigenerational living. With the high cost of housing combined with high interest rates, Northwesterners increasingly are turning towards multigenerational living, whether it is grown children moving back with their parents or aging parents moving in with their grown children.
● Aging in place. Includes creating living space for caretakers in the home as well as adding features to make the home more accessible, including a universal design tub to shower conversion that improves bathing safety without demolishing the old tub.
● Tiny homes for affordable housing, whether they are primary residences, additions to an existing property or houses for recreational property.
● Alternative energy, from a complete offgrid solar system to solutions for extreme weather conditions. Includes whole house fan systems that both cool the home’s inside temperature faster than air conditioning and purify the air at the same time from allergens and pathogens such as COVID, as well as cool room concepts for unique ways to weatherize your home for heat domes and other weather extremes.
● Staying in place, including remodeling rather than moving.
Monday, February 20, 2023
The Seattle Home & Garden Show Opens in 5 Days
The exhibitors are hard at work setting up their booths and displays and getting ready to open the doors for the Seattle Home & Garden Show at Lumen Field Event Center, this Saturday February 25th at 10am.
Additional information about purchasing tickets, parking and more, can be found here.
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