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.

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.

Open House

The doors have opened for the 2023 Seattle Home & Garden Show.  Everyone is welcomed to visit Lumen Field Event Center for the next 9 days to see all the latest for the home and garden. 

Tiny homes will be big, energy savings will be hot and ideas for multigenerational living will be in abundance.  A tiny home display featuring the latest designs in backyard cottages, a full offgrid solar power system that can power your home year round and solutions for keeping your home comfortable during weather extremes are just some of the products and services on display at this year’s show.  Get your tickets in advance by clicking here!

Other features at this year’s Seattle Home & Garden Show include:

● LANFest, an onsite computer gaming event for gamers of all ages

● A 20 x 80 square foot game room exhibit featuring the latest in in game room equipment

● Swim/Bike/Run for Habitat, an onsite fundraiser for affordable housing with proceeds

donated to Habitat for Humanity (the public is invited to sign up to compete)

● Art and antiques appraisals by Ph.D antiques appraiser Dr. Lori (February 25 & 26 only)

● Daily “Meet the Experts” seminars on all things for exterior and interior home improvement

Behind the Scenes: FOX13 Live Remote

Before the Seattle Home & Garden Show officially opens tomorrow, FOX13 viewers got a special sneak peek this morning on Good Day Seattle. 

One of the features FOX13 showcased was how game rooms have gone outdoors.  Creating game rooms has been a longtime trend and now there is a new twist; going outdoors!  At this year's show, Northwesterners can see how to take their favorite indoor games such as pool and billiards and turn them into an integral part of their outdoor living spaces too!

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.

The show will have something for everyone from tiny homes for affordable housing, remodeling for multigenerational living, innovative solutions to help your home stay comfortable during weather extremes, from heat domes to extreme cold and so much more to see in person so start planning your home show visit now! 

Additional information about purchasing tickets, parking and more, can be found here.

The 2023 Seattle Home & Garden Show is Just Around the Corner!

Everything is coming together for the next incarnation of the Seattle Home and Garden Show which opens for a nine-day run at the Lumen Field Event Center in 2023!  Start planning your visit to the show now which will run from February 25 through March 5th, Saturdays & Sunday February 26 10am – 6pm; Monday – Friday 11am – 5pm and Sunday March 5 10am – 5pm.

The Seattle Home & Garden Show, America’s Biggest Open House,™ will have hundreds of home and garden displays plus daily home improvement seminars.  Show exhibits include Yard to Table, a community farm built on site that showcases the latest in urban farming and gardening, and a tiny house display featuring the latest in backyard cottages and accessory dwelling units for the Northwest, as well as everything for the home including the newest building products and materials, remodeling, landscaping, living green and home decorating.

Check back here for continuous updates leading up to and during the show!

Habitat for Humanity Fundraiser for Affordable Housing Today at Seattle Home & Garden Show

Athletes of all ages will raise money for affordable housing at “Swim Bike Run for Habitat,” an exercise-based charity event taking place today at the Seattle Home & Garden Show, the nation’s oldest and largest consumer home show.  Every minute or meter they compete, either swimming, biking or running using a swim spa, stationary bike, or treadmill located onsite, Aqua Quip, the Seattle Home Show, Fitness Shop and BECU will make a donation to Habitat for Humanity on their behalf.  

Today is the last day of the Seattle Home & Garden Show at Lumen Field Event Center.

Entertainment, Gaming and More!

There are only two days left for the 77th annual run of the Seattle Home & Garden Show.  Now is the perfect time to make your way to Lumen Field Event Center this weekend and see all the latest for the home, inside and out including all your entertainment and gaming needs all under one roof!

Ultimate Comfort Living

Just a few of the exciting elements the public can experience up close at the show is a new line of modular furniture that features built-in surround sound, game rooms, goat yoga, tiny homes and so much more.

Proof of COVID Vaccination No Longer Required at Seattle Home & Garden Show

As of March 1, proof of COVID vaccination or a negative COVID test are no longer required for large indoor events in King County, including the Seattle Home & Garden Show.  While vaccination or negative COVID test verification is no longer required, the Seattle Home & Garden Show, along with Lumen Field Event Center, continues to take other necessary safety precautions to welcome visitors back safely.  Please click here for the latest COVID-19 safety guidelines.

New Day Northwest at the Seattle Home & Garden Show

This morning, New Day Northwest was at Lumen Field Event Center to see the latest for the home including the Mini-O, the new mini backyard office making its Northwest debut at the show!  Host Amity Addrisii took a tour of the Mini-O with Kurt Galley of Carriage Houses NW, west coast manufacturer of the Mini-O.

Come See Mini Home Offices, a 6,000 Square Foot Educational Community Garden and All the Latest Trends and Services for the Home

From urban gardening to working at home, Northwesterners will be able to see all the latest products, services and trends for the home when the Seattle Home & Garden Show, the nation’s oldest and largest consumer home show, opens its doors February 26 – March 6 at Lumen Field Event Center.  
 
Among the top features at the Seattle Home & Garden Show are:
 
-The Mini-O, a complete mini backyard office that is fully climate controlled (including A/C and an electric fireplace heater) and can easily be relocated if you move

-Yard to Table, a 6,000 square educational community garden showcasing the latest in urban gardening, urban farming, hobby gardening and homesteading, complete with live small farm animals and seminars on topics ranging from beekeeping to raising chickens

-A 20 x 80 foot game room exhibit featuring the latest in game room equipment

-LANFest, an onsite computer gaming event in conjunction with Best Buy for gamers of all ages

-Swim/Bike/Run for Habitat, an onsite fundraiser for affordable housing where the public can sign up to compete by swimming, biking or running, with proceeds donated to Habitat for Humanity

-Daily “Meet the Experts” seminars on all things for exterior and interior home improvement

The Seattle Home Show is back and it has a new name; Seattle Home & Garden Show!

After taking a break in 2021 due to the global COVID-19 pandemic, the Seattle Home & Garden Show welcomes you back on February 26th through March 6th, 2022 at the Lumen Field Event Center.

A lot of new trends and exciting products will be on display at this year's show including a Yard to Table extravaganza with chickens and baby goats!  Also, a new trend that made its debut during the pandemic is here to stay; creating backyard spaces for working remotely.

The Seattle Home & Garden Show along with Lumen Field Event Center, are taking all the necessary safety precautions to welcome visitors back safely.  Please click here for the latest COVID-19 safety guidelines before attending the show.

Final Weekend of the Seattle Home Show 2020

From a Virtual Reality House to an Outdoor Living by Night display, there is something fun for everyone on the final weekend of the Seattle Home Show 2020, the oldest and largest consumer home show in the country.  Everything from the latest products and services for the home to a special Butterfly House for children are at the nation’s largest housing extravaganza now through Sunday at CenturyLink Field Event Center.

At the Virtual Reality House, showgoers can experience first-hand the latest in virtual reality. A large screen TV lets passerby’s share in the excitement, seeing exactly the same VR experience taking place inside the home!  

Outdoor Living by Night presented by Sleep Number™, offers a unique display featuring all the latest trends in outdoor living designed specifically for the Northwest climate, illuminated with a cloud-based outdoor lighting system that lets you change colors depending on the season or celebration, all from your smartphone.

The Butterfly House is a special area where kids can get up close and personal with the butterflies, experiencing them in a “real life” setting and learning how to feed them with a nectar feeding stick.                                                                                     

Come down and experience all this and more on the final weekend of the Seattle Home Show!

Local Artist Creates Hand-Painted Murals

Give your home’s interior a one-of-a-kind look with a mural by The Mural Works.  This local company is showcasing examples of hand- painted murals and tromp l’oeil created by Northwest artist Andy Eccleshall.  Projects range from exterior murals to ceilings, landscapes and children’s murals.  The Mural Works also offers original fine art paintings.

Home Remodels Designed to Match Your Older Home Style

Whether you’re looking for a seamless addition to your older home or a new home with old style character, stop by Will Thomas Designs.  For nearly 40 years, this leading WSABD Certified Building Designer has been bringing his design, drafting and construction expertise to Northwest homeowners.  Thomas specializes in three areas:  old home styles and working with older building structures; blending addition and remodel projects to look like they are original to the house; and energy efficiency.  Thomas also provides consultation and design for aging in place.

Remodeling with Chermak Construction

From remodeling to design, visit the experts at Chermak Construction.  For more than 35 years, this award-winning remodeler has been serving the building and remodeling needs of the greater Puget Sound.  Projects range from whole house additions, design/build projects, basements, kitchen remodels, bathroom remodels and outdoor living design/build.  Chermak also offers a wide variety of home repair services including condo repair, handyman and paint services.