Ideal Home Olympia

Approximate Journey Time: 3 hours

Time at destination: 4.5 hours

Comfort Stop: Yes

Drop off: Outside Olympia London

Join us for a wonderful day out at the Ideal Home Exhibition, held at the iconic Olympia in London. Discover the latest trends in home design, furnishings, and lifestyle products — all under one roof. From stylish décor ideas and garden must-haves to smart technology and kitchen gadgets, there’s something for every taste and budget. Enjoy live demonstrations, expert advice, and exclusive show offers. A perfect day for anyone looking to refresh, redesign, or simply be inspired by their home.

Accessibility

Olympia London is fully accessible, with step-free access, lifts to all levels, and accessible facilities throughout the venue.

The Ideal Home Exhibition, now known as the Ideal Home Show, has a long and celebrated history dating back to its founding in 1908 by the Daily Mail. Originally conceived to showcase the latest in household goods, design innovations, and lifestyle trends, the exhibition aimed to inspire British homeowners with practical and aspirational ideas for modern living. Held annually at venues across London, including its current home at Olympia, the show has continually evolved to reflect changes in architecture, interior design, and domestic technology. Over the decades, the event has introduced groundbreaking concepts, such as the first microwave ovens, the latest in kitchen design, and cutting-edge energy-efficient appliances, often defining trends for homes across the UK.

Today, the Ideal Home Show remains a landmark event, attracting thousands of visitors and exhibitors from around the world who gather to experience the latest in home and lifestyle products. The exhibition features immersive show homes, kitchen and garden displays, and live demos that bring the latest trends to life, making it a vibrant destination for design inspiration and innovation. From sustainable home solutions to luxury furnishings and gadgets, the Ideal Home Show continues to set the stage for future living, offering a mix of practicality, elegance, and cutting-edge ideas that continue to influence the British home.