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Sept. 18, 2019 | Andrea Cox
HGTV star Bryan Baeumler preaches importance of substance over style for home renovations
Renovation guru and HGTV star Bryan Baeumler is in town this weekend for the Calgary Fall Home Show, which runs from Thursday, Sept. 19 to Sunday, Sept. 22 at the BMO Centre.
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Sept. 18, 2019 | Andrea Cox
Phase One Design's Kathy Yuen hopes to help Calgarians at Fall Home Show make their dream home a reality
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Sept. 27, 2017 | Gerald Vander Pyl
Diminutive design
Making the most of a small living space
Visitors to this year's Calgary Fall Home Show might have come across a feature area called Small Space Living.
Designed by Rosalyn Lazaruk, owner of Wicket Blue Interiors, the 1,000-square-foot display showcased ways to optimize a smaller living space.
Lazaruk says people downsizing into a smaller house or condominium don't have to give up style and livability just because they have less square footage.
Visitors to this year's Calgary Fall Home Show might have come across a feature area called Small Space Living.
Designed by Rosalyn Lazaruk, owner of Wicket Blue Interiors, the 1,000-square-foot display showcased ways to optimize a smaller living space.
Lazaruk says people downsizing into a smaller house or condominium don't have to give up style and livability just because they have less square footage.
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Sept. 19, 2017 | Kathleen Renne
To each their own
The 2017 Calgary Fall Home Show offers tips, tricks and inspiration for every type of homeowner
"The show for every home." That's how Marketplace Events show manager Teri Salazar describes the Calgary Fall Home Show, which runs from Sept. 21 to 24 at the BMO Centre.
"It doesn't matter if you have a condo, a new build, a fixer-upper or a McMansion, if you want to do a simple update or a complete renovation overhaul, we have something in the show for everyone," she said.
There'll be some 350 exhibitors at this year's show, which Salazar says has been refocused to highlight those aspects exhibitors and attendees have been looking for, including more sources for inspiration.
"This show will be better than ever," she said.
"The show for every home." That's how Marketplace Events show manager Teri Salazar describes the Calgary Fall Home Show, which runs from Sept. 21 to 24 at the BMO Centre.
"It doesn't matter if you have a condo, a new build, a fixer-upper or a McMansion, if you want to do a simple update or a complete renovation overhaul, we have something in the show for everyone," she said.
There'll be some 350 exhibitors at this year's show, which Salazar says has been refocused to highlight those aspects exhibitors and attendees have been looking for, including more sources for inspiration.
"This show will be better than ever," she said.
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Sept. 19, 2017 | Andrea Cox
This can be beautiful
HGTV Canada's Tiffany Pratt brings energy and design expertise to the Calgary Fall Home Show
Designer, author, maker and HGTV Canada star Tiffany Pratt hits the main stage at the Calgary Fall Home Show this weekend, where she'll wow audiences with her down-to-earth design savvy, while imparting tips for creating charismatic and colourful design style.
"I'm really going to be talking about transformation," said Pratt. "Everyone is looking for change – they want to be inspired with colours or experience an update or have something new."
Pratt will be walking show attendees through the process of creating beautiful spaces using simple DIY design projects and pops of colour. She will also be sharing the story of the year-long journey of design transformation she experienced while renovating her home in Toronto's waterfront Beaches community.
Designer, author, maker and HGTV Canada star Tiffany Pratt hits the main stage at the Calgary Fall Home Show this weekend, where she'll wow audiences with her down-to-earth design savvy, while imparting tips for creating charismatic and colourful design style.
"I'm really going to be talking about transformation," said Pratt. "Everyone is looking for change – they want to be inspired with colours or experience an update or have something new."
Pratt will be walking show attendees through the process of creating beautiful spaces using simple DIY design projects and pops of colour. She will also be sharing the story of the year-long journey of design transformation she experienced while renovating her home in Toronto's waterfront Beaches community.
