The Aporia · Homes: Planning a renovation? Expand your imagination at the 2026 Fall Home Show, Oct. 2 to 4

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We independently select everything we recommend. asserted

we → select → everything

Buying through us may earn us a commission, which supports our work. uncertain

which → buy → work

Every year, over 225 home-and-lifestyle vendors and experts descend upon Toronto at the Fall Home Show. asserted

vendors → descend → Show

The annual event provides homeowners, design enthusiasts and DIYers with the opportunity to get real-life advice from experts and to find inspiration in the latest and greatest in home-related products and services. asserted

event → provide → products

For homeowners planning a renovation, one of the single most beneficial things to do before beginning a renovation is to speak to a professional. asserted

one → plan → professional

Seeking expert advice from a RenoMark renovator early in your renovation planning and budgeting could help save you a significant amount of time, energy and resources down the line. uncertain

Seeking → seek → line

The Fall Home Show will boast a booth called “Ask a Renovation Pro” where experts from Ridgestone Homes, Sosna and UK Construction will be present to answer any renovation-related questions. asserted

experts → boast → questions

Attendees will have the opportunity to discuss renovation ideas, goals and plans, and will walk away feeling inspired and with greater clarity on how to progress in their home renovation planning. asserted

Attendees → have → planning

The Fall Home Show also provides free design consultations with expert designers from across the GTA. asserted

Show → provide → GTA

Creating a personalized and unique space to suit the needs of any homeowner or renter is an exciting and fulfilling experience. asserted

Creating → create → homeowner

The Fall Home Show gives attendees the confidence, resources and tools to ensure that process is done confidently and provides all the expert-advice you need in one place. asserted

you → give → place

The Fall Home Show will also feature celebrity appearances, including these main stage headliners. asserted

Show → feature → headliners

Amy Dillon, creative director and principal of Amy Dillon Interiors, an award-winning Toronto-based studio known for its personalized interiors, will take the stage all three days (Friday at 12:30 p.m., Saturday at 3 p.m. and Sunday at 1:30 p.m.) to share her best tips on how to inject colour into your space and transform your home experience. asserted

Dillon → win → experience

On Saturday, Oct. 3 at 12:30 p.m., Kristen Coutts — host of Beer Budget Reno on Home Network — will take the main stage to share her cost-saving tips and renovation hacks. asserted

Coutts → take → tips

Hear how she uses affordable upcycles, feature walls and built-ins to bring a home to life on a budget. asserted

she → hear → budget

Then on Sunday Oct. 4 at 12:30 p.m., hear from Canada’s garden expert, Frankie Flowers, as he shares how autumn may be the most ideal time to create your best garden yet. uncertain

autumn → hear → garden

He’ll discuss how planting, prepping and planning in the fall could help you save money and create a blooming outdoor living space. uncertain

you → discuss → space

If you are passionate about making your homespace truly your own, or are undertaking a renovation, or simply love home decor and design, you won’t want to miss the Fall Home Show. asserted

you → make → Show

Homes: Planning a renovation? Expand your imagination at the 2026 Fall Home Show, Oct. 2 to 4

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