Original art, in the middle of the home show.
Fourteen artists and galleries, 4,800 square feet of Heritage Court, and more than 87,000 people who came to Toronto to think about their houses. Every piece on the walls is for sale, direct from the person who made it.
For collectors
Shop the collection
Photography, painting, and print from the artists and galleries who showed with us. Browse by artist, buy directly, and the work comes to you from the maker rather than a middleman.
For artists and galleries
Exhibit in 2027
Your own lit wall for ten days. We build it, light it, hang your work, print your signage, and look after you while you are here. You bring the art. The rest is ours.
Who showed
The artists and galleries.
Each has their own page here, and their own listing on the National Home Show site — the Pavilion treats every exhibitor as a vendor in their own right, not a name in a group booth.
The show
5 to 14 March 2027.
87,575
Visitors to the National Home Show in 2026
4,800
Square feet of Pavilion in 2027, up from 3,000
58%
Of attendees made a purchase at the show
10
Days, from the first Friday to the second Sunday
Heritage Court, Enercare Centre
A fifty-thousand-square-foot promenade under 1920s architecture, with brick arches and daylight — the one room at Exhibition Place that already feels like a gallery before anything is hung in it.
What the Pavilion is
A curated room of original work inside Canada’s largest home show, where decor and art are the thing visitors say they want more of. Photography, painting and print, hung and lit properly, ten minutes from the front door.