LOVEYOURHOME.SHOW
Welcome
to the Love Your Home Show
2025 at our new home, the Eikon Exhibition Centre, Halftown Road, Lisburn.
Thinking about an extension or renovation? Giving one room or piece of furniture a new lease of life? Garden and outdoor living? We have a range of experts to help you with everything from design to dressing your outdoor space.
Want to carry out an energy upgrade? We’ve got you covered too. All under the one roof. Whatever your project, have your ideas, photographs and plans at the ready for the 120+ experts companies on hand who are here to answer your questions.
New this year is the Demonstration Theatre where you’ll learn practical tips from experts in wallpapering, painting, applying make-up, upcycling and reusing your furniture, applying paint effects to your walls and more. Full timetable on page 8.
Also new is the Health, Beauty & Wellbeing Village where you’ll find everything you need to pamper yourself. Find out about the power of crystals, shop beauty products or try the natural remedies available and more. Find out more on page 20
And we’ve a treat in store for the four-legged masters of our homes; you can now shop for your Pets with our range of exhibitors who are focused on treating, dressing, feeding and photographing our furry friends.
Whatever you do, make sure to check out the Love Your Home Theatre for a range of informative talks and presentations. This year we are providing advice and ideas from some of Northern Ireland’s top home improvement experts.
Discover if solar is right for your home, when you should hire a professional interior designer, how to best choose your windows, and more. Full timetable on page 4.
Plus, Habitat for Humanity will showcase room sets dressed from their ReStore shop and demonstrate how to improve your home at a price you can afford. Chat to them and discover how anything you donate will help to improve both the environment and our community. Meanwhile, in the Artist and Maker Village, craftsmanship, skill and creativity abound. With a range of materials and styles, there are pieces of art to suit all tastes. Meet the makers to discuss what inspires them and what techniques they use to create unique pieces from ceramic, wood, glass, textiles and various painting methods. All products are available to buy to add something special to your home or to give as a unique gift.
There’ll be a lot to see and do, so we’ve a new Creative Kids Zone for the little ones to take some respite from the hustle and bustle of the event. Let their imagination loose with large floor games and FREE face painting, in a space where colouring on the walls is encouraged.
Enjoy the show!
Editorial Team
Graphic Designer
Shannon Quinn
Astrid Madsen
Astrid Madsen has been the editor of Selfbuild magazine for the past 16 years. She has freelance experience from other Irish publications, both trade and mainstream, and has a technical background having worked at the National Standards Authority of Ireland, at Spanish electricity company Endesa and at market research company Euromonitor International. She holds an MA in Journalism from Griffith College (Dublin), an MBA from the Instituo de Estudios Bursátiles (Madrid) and a BA from Columbia University (New York).
Email: astrid.madsen@selfbuild.ie
Heather Campbell
Heather is a journalist and deputy editor of Selfbuild Magazine. She’s previously edited construction trade publications in Ireland and the UK, along with expat living magazines in the Canary Islands and Tuscany. Now based in Co. Kilkenny, she and her partner are taking on their biggest project yet — turning a former residential outdoor pursuits centre into a family home!
Email: heather.campbell@selfbuild.ie
Head of Business Development
Patricia Madden
Sales Team
Lisa Killen, Joanna McConvey, Emma Phillips, Maria Toland, Nicola Delacour & Ben Murphy
Contributors
Maggie Brady Pearl Redesigns
Louise McKenna Louelle Designs
Love Your Home
Theatre
Be inspired by top experts.
Where experts, innovators, and industry leaders share insights, tips, and inspiration to help you create your dream home. From design trends to practical advice, these engaging talks will leave you informed and inspired to bring your ideas to life!
Andrew McKee Start Solar
Brian Luke Turkington Windows
Neil Elliott Future Renewables
Mark O’Neill Roof Window Specialists
Cher Simpson Watt Cher Simpson Watt Interiors
Haley Baker Solarfix NI
Aoife Devlin Aoife Devlin Architects
Paul Moneypenny Nobletts & Moneypenny Interiors
Brian
Aoife Devlin Aoife Devlin Architect
Demonstration Theatre
By
Tracey McKay Tracey McKay Designs
Hugh McCulloch Condensation Solutions
Friday Saturday Sunday
11.00
Wallpapering Basics
Gerard Donaghy Paintworks NI
12.15
Sustainable Kitchens & Furniture: Reconsidering Design, Embracing Second Chances
Lucy Walker, NI Refinishing & Maggie Brady, Pearl Redesigns
13.30
Beauty Expert’s Top Tips
Caitlyn Lendrum By Caitlyn 14.45
Exploring Porter’s Paints - French Technique
Tracey McKay Tracey McKay Designs
16.00
Painting - The Basics
11.00
Painting - The Basics
Gerard Donaghy Paintworks NI 12.15
Exploring Porter’s PaintsLime Wash
Tracey McKay Tracey McKay Designs
13.30
Sustainable Kitchens & Furniture: Reconsidering Design, Embracing Second Chances
Lucy Walker, NI Refinishing & Maggie Brady, Pearl Redesigns
14.45
Wallpapering Basics
Gerard Donaghy Paintworks NI
Gerard Donaghy Paintworks NI 16.00
Removing Steam and Moisture from your bathroom
Hugh McCulloch Condensation Solutions
11.00
Sustainable Kitchens & Furniture: Reconsidering Design, Embracing Second Chances
Lucy Walker, NI Refinishing & Maggie Brady, Pearl Redesigns
12.15
Removing Steam and Moisture from your bathroom
Hugh McCulloch Condensation Solutions
13.30
Wallpapering Basics
Gerard Donaghy Paintworks NI
14.45
Painting - The Basics
Gerard Donaghy Paintworks NI
16.00
Exploring Porter’s Paints - Lime Wash
Tracey McKay Tracey McKay Designs
Caitlyn Lendrum
Caitlyn
Maggie Brady Pearl Redesigns
Lucy Walker NI Refinishing
Gerard Donaghy Paintworks NI
Interior Design Showcase
Immerse yourself in beautifully curated rooms crafted by talented interior designers, each with a unique theme brought to life through mood boards and design assets.
Stroll through these inspiring spaces, gather ideas for your dream home, and get tailored advice on color palettes, furniture placement, and cohesive styles directly from the designers.
Don’t miss this opportunity to explore stunning interiors, feel the textures, and reimagine your space like never before!
Meet the designers
Maggie Brady
Maggie Brady, founder of Pearl Redesigns, is a highly respected interior designer known for creating timeless, personalised spaces that reflect her clients’ unique styles. With a passion for sustainability and functional elegance, Maggie combines eco-friendly practices with sophisticated design, crafting homes that evolve beautifully with their owners. Her approach is rooted in trust, collaboration, and attention to detail, earning her repeat clients and glowing recommendations. As a committee member of The Interiors Association and an expert judge for Ireland’s Home and Living Interiors Awards 2024, Maggie stays at the forefront of design trends through her involvement in industry events such as Decorex and Maison D’Objet. pearlredesigns.com
Louise Mc Kenna
I have been working in interior design for over 20 years and founded My own business 15 years ago, with a Degree in Interior architecture and interior design we specialise in a full house consultancy, from pre build services including a plan analysis, lighting & electrical plans, sanitary & tile specification right through to manufacturing of bespoke furniture and window dressings. We offer services from a room fresh to a full house consultancy depending on your requirements. louelledesigns.co.uk
Jill Bennett
I’m Jill Bennett, head of design at Bennett Design UK in Co. Armagh. Growing up surrounded by design and antiques sparked my passion for interiors. After earning a 1st class degree in Industrial Design in 2006, I became a selfemployed interior designer in 2011. Inspired by nature and period homes, my work balances a home’s history with the client’s personality. Whether designing entire spaces or offering color consultations, I help create homes that tell unique, personal stories. bennettdesign.uk
Enya Henry
Established in 2019 by founder Enya Henry, Forty four Interiors offers clients the whole package from initial meetings with their architects right through to styling of their homes. Each project is unique and our services are tailored to suit your individual project. Whether that is through electrical planning for your space, designing bespoke cabinetry, or a simple paint refresh, we have many packages to suit all scopes of projects and budgets. With our network of quality suppliers, and trades people, we aim to make the whole experience less intimidating and guide them through their projects with confidence and reassurance.
fortyfourinteriors.com
Health, Beauty, Wellbeing
The Health, Beauty & Wellbeing Village, your ultimate destination for self-care and rejuvenation! Explore a curated selection of products and services designed to help you look and feel your best, inside and out.
HoneyComb.Cabin Wellbeing Accessories
BPerfect Cosmetics
Natures Therapies Love Serendipity
By Caitlyn
Botanica International Ltd
Exhibitors
AÁ McG 27 Crafts B46
Aaron Kearney Design C34
ADS Mechanical Ltd G49
Aggie & I Soy Candles D32
Airtricity F2
Amari Plastics E15
Amber Jordan Design A37
Amy Stewart Art A29
Aoife Devlin Architects A11
Armstrong Solicitors A8
Armstrong Surfacing B18
B
Babyy and Co G25
Bennett Design Interior Design Showcase
Botanica International G26
BPerfect Cosmetics G36
Budget Energy C18
Butternut Box E12
By Caitlyn G43
Callaghan’s Electrical B4
Calor Gas D14
Canvas and Print C45
Cher Simpson Watt Interiors F9
Clover Energy Systems B10
Cohen & Co C4
Condensation Solutions D18
Corksol G10
Custom Living Spaces C25
Elastochem Spray Foam Insulation G14
Elevate Modular Solutions A15
Emily Johnston Artist D44
Encom Energy E10
Energy Wipe D8
Euro Garden and Home C8
EZ Living Interiors (NI) E32
Fernhill Stone Ltd H12
Fibrus Networks Ltd G20
Forty Four Interiors Interior Design Showcase
Frances McKenna Artist A33
Future Renewables Energy Systems Ltd C5
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Galgorm Melts C35
German Kitchen Centre D19
Glacier Water Systems Ltd E22
Glenwood of Antrim E18
GMS Intelligent Systems D2
Grace Meadow Studios C36
Grace Scott Pastel Paintings D36
Graham Crichton - Pet Photographer A14
Habitat for Humanity D23
Haus of Hank A20
Heather Byrne Art C44
Hello Fresh H9
Hidden Bed G23
HoneyComb.Cabin G44
HSC NI Adoption & Foster Care D10
Janine Jordan Art A37
H J K L M N
Kangen Water Better Living C26
Keith Drury Art Ltd A40
Kukoon Belfast Ltd E35
L Trueman Art B47
Little Salty Seahorse D38
Louelle Designs Interior Design Showcase
Louise at the Furniture Store NI G2
Louise at the Furniture Store NI G7
Louise Lennon Art C43
Love Serendipity G37
Majestic Craft Collection A38
Martin McCormack A24
Milestone Financial G22
Moneyvart Ceramics C42
Murphy & Bailey F4
Natures Therapies G41
NI Energy Advice Service G48
NI Refinishing Services E26
Nichola Irvine A31
Nitted Things A34
Nobletts D29
Oxnorth - Instant Shelters/ Gazebos D15
Paintworks NI C27
Paul Hampton Home B19
Pearl Redesigns Ltd
Interior Design Showcase
Peter Thomas Photography C40
Phelim Donfield Artist C49
Phoenix Energy G50
O P R
Rachel Julca Design C38
Reuben’s Rural Crafts B42
Rickydrewapiccy B34
RNLI A10 RSPB B17
Rubys Decor D31
Scentsy A27
Scorched Earth C48
Serenity Candles C51
Shanmullagh Arts A32
Share Energy D28
Sheldon Galleries A39
Solar Power NI B20
Solarfix NI Ltd E2
Spectrum Mortgages & Protection C2
Stairlift Solutions B2
Start Solar C22
Starview B12
Stira Folding Attic Stairs Ltd G21
Stoneyford Concrete D4
Surge Renewables D28
Sync Living H4 Tails E20
The Backyard Photography Company D42
The Garden Design Shop D25
The Lampshade Jungle D39
The Patio Black Spot Removal Company D13
The Roof Window Specialist F8
Tickets Please B35
Willow Moon Ireland C50 S T T U V W
Tony Dalton Photography B41
Tracey McKay Designs E17
Turkington Windows & Conservatories C14
U105 H14
Ulster Wildlife C6
Value Bedrooms A9
Wellbeing Accessories G36 Whiterocks H26
William O’Kane Studio D34
FLOOR PLAN
Ulster Wildlife
Graham Crichton - Pet Photographer
Haus of Hank
Murphy & Bailey
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Designing For People, Not Trends
Maggie Brady walks us through some of her recent interior design projects, where she focuses on creating spaces that reflect her clients’ personalities — blending comfort, style and practicality without chasing passing fads.
Bejewelled living
This living room design started with a piece of peacock-inspired artwork and some candlesticks that the client already had. The client loved the colours in the artwork, which included pops of pink, green and blue.
To build the colour scheme around the artwork, I selected vibrant blue and pink sofas. The fabric for the blinds was designed by Matthew Williamson, which helped incorporate the jeweltoned colours.
The walls were painted a blue colour called ‘Blue Nova’ from Benjamin Moore, which has violet undertones to complement the other colours in the room.
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For the bedding, I used a large-scale floral quilt as the main pattern. To balance this, the curtains were kept plain and solid-coloured.
The wallpaper has a small, delicate floral pattern with peach/ pink tones found in the rug and bedding. Don’t be afraid to mix patterns, as long as you have a ‘hero’ pattern that anchors the design. The key is to vary the scale and intensity of the patterns to create visual interest without overwhelming the space.
Box clever
For this tiny boxroom, I needed
Bejewelled living
Repeat pattern
The muted tones in the antique French hand-hooked rug provided a soft base for the other patterns in the room. At auction these rugs are about £400-500 –a fraction of what they cost brand
to think vertically instead of being stuck with the small floor space.
I added a custom made double wardrobe that stretched up to make the most of the height, giving plenty of storage without taking up extra room. Then, I designed a desk with doors that open up to reveal a pull-out table underneath — perfect for homework, drawing or even a keyboard down the line. I also brought in a small stool that works as a bedside table but can double up as extra seating when needed.
The whole idea was to create a space that could grow with him. Instead of just cramming in furniture, I focused on smart, built-in solutions that make the room feel bigger and more useful. I always tell people — when you’re dealing with a small space, think up, not just out!
Repeat pattern
Box clever
Doors of perception
The client loved their red front door; I knew right away that it had to be the focal point, setting the tone for the entire space and making a bold first impression.
To complement the door and really make it pop, I swapped out the old grey carpet for a classic black and white checkerboard floor, in tumbled marble. The high-contrast look added a sense of drama and sophistication, making the entryway feel fresh and stylish.
I chose a patterned wallpaper that picked up the red tones from the door, tying everything together. Since it was a small space, I kept the wallpaper limited to just the immediate entry area — enough to make an impact without overwhelming the rest of the home.
I used fake panelling in the double height entrance hall. It’s a great way to add texture and interest without making permanent structural changes. If the homeowner ever wants to remove it, they can.
Retro revival
In my living room, the main feature is a wall with a mix of vintage mirrors and found objects, which really draws the eye. I’ve filled the space with some vintage and antique furniture, like a table and unit that I’ve collected over time, which gives the room a lot of character.
On top of the furniture, I’ve added some decorative items, like cobalt blue glass pieces on a tray, to add layers of interest. The Waterford Crystal lamp was a wedding gift which adds a touch of elegance. I wanted this room to be a showpiece of my personal style, reflecting the items I’ve gathered over the years. It’s a mix of old and new, combining vintage finds with modern touches to give it an eclectic feel.
It’s all about celebrating the past while creating a space that feels uniquely mine.
IT’S A MIX OF OLD AND NEW, COMBINING VINTAGE FINDS WITH MODERN TOUCHES TO GIVE IT AN ECLECTIC FEEL. IT’S ALL ABOUT CELEBRATING THE PAST WHILE CREATING A SPACE THAT FEELS UNIQUELY MINE.
Retro revival
Curve appeal
This long, dark hallway felt quite uninviting originally. I knew I needed to bring in warmth, texture and colour to transform the space into something more welcoming.
At the end of the hallway, there was a curved wall — always a tricky feature to work with. Instead of fighting against it, I decided to highlight it by using a linear, textured wallpaper in rich teal, blue and green tones. This not only added depth and interest but also framed the curve beautifully, turning it into a striking focal point.
I chose curtains that complemented the wallpaper’s colours and patterns. This helped to visually tie the entire space together and soften the overall feel of the hallway.
The landing had a large, open space that needed something to ground it, so I placed a statement faux tree there. It brought in a lush, natural element without overwhelming the area or taking up too much floor space.
Vanity flair
The original bathroom had a shower, but my clients never used it. Rather than letting it take up space, we decided to take it out and open up the layout to make it more functional.
For storage and style, I designed a custom vanity unit that perfectly fit the space. Custom vanities give a tailored look and can cost between £800 and £1,200, depending on the countertop material you choose.
The floor tiles really became the star of the show, adding personality to the bathroom. I picked a patterned design that brought some energy to the space and set the tone for the rest of the colour scheme.
To tie it all together, I chose a wall colour that complemented the floor tiles. I used Colour Trend, an Irish paint brand known for its rich finishes, which really brought warmth and depth to the design.
Curve appeal
Condition Surveys
Home Buyer Report
Building Survey Reports
What is a building survey?
Robert Colhoun of Robert’s Building Surveying explains.
A Building Survey provides a detailed evaluation of a property’s condition, identifying any defects, potential risks and areas that may require immediate attention or future maintenance.
Building surveys are in fact the most comprehensive type of property survey available, offering an in-depth analysis of the condition of a building.
These surveys are particularly suited for older properties, properties that have undergone significant alterations, or buildings in need of major repairs.
By identifying potential issues early, a building survey helps you avoid unexpected costs and manage risks effectively. Here’s what you can expect from a building survey:
Exterior inspection: A comprehensive assessment of the roof, walls, windows, doors, chimneys and external features like gutters and drainage. The survey looks for structural issues, signs of wear and tear and any defects that could affect the building’s stability and safety.
Interior inspection: Inside the property, the survey examines the condition of the walls, ceilings, floors and built-in fittings. Special attention is paid to signs of dampness, subsidence, structural movement and the integrity of internal finishes.
Services review: The building survey includes a review of essential services such as heating, plumbing, electrical systems and drainage. While this is a visual inspection, it aims to identify any obvious issues that may need further investigation or repair.
Property history and structure: The survey also considers the property’s history, construction materials and techniques used. This helps to provide context for any issues identified and informs recommendations for repairs or maintenance.
Energy performance: Issues affecting the buildings efficiency to retain heat. This includes both the hot water system and the performance of the entire building envelope (insulation/airtightness and openings).
Risks and recommendations: At the conclusion of the survey, a detailed report is provided based on the property’s condition, highlighting any defects, risks or areas of concern. The report includes recommendations for repairs, maintenance and potential improvements, as well as an assessment of any further investigations that might be needed. This will help you plan for repairs, maintenance and future costs through a ratings system that shows you which work should be done first.
Designed for life: how smart interiors transformed this family home
With a busy family life and a fast-paced renovation timeline, this project called for smart spatial planning, a blend of practicality and elegance and a meticulous approach to interior design. We speak to Louise McKenna about the challenges, standout features and finishing touches that made this home both functional and beautiful.
Expanding a family home is never just about adding space — it’s about making sure that space works harmoniously with the existing structure and the people who live in it. In this project, a two-story extension introduced additional living areas, a home office and new bedrooms, while a carefully curated design scheme ensured a seamless flow throughout.
We catch up with Louise to discuss how early-stage planning, material choices and clever lighting played a role in shaping a home that’s not only stylish but built for real family life.
Q: What was the design brief for this project?
Louise McKenna: The clients wanted a home that accommodated their large family while maintaining a sense of connection between spaces. The extension added much-
needed extra living space, a home office, ground floor wc with extra bedrooms, ensuite and a dressing room on the first floor. Our role started early in the planning phase. This is the point where most impact can be created. We were able to suggest revisions to allow for window dressings, create intricate ceiling details and establish a smooth flow from one space to another. The ground floor living areas feature glazed doors that provide visibility between spaces while still ensuring privacy.
Q: This was a fast-paced project. How
did you manage to complete it in time for Christmas?
Louise McKenna: This was the quickest turnaround we’ve ever worked on! The client was incredibly organised and ensured everything ran like clockwork. We were ready to step in at the right time to furnish and style eight rooms just before Christmas.
Q: How did you approach the lounge room?
Louise McKenna: The key to making this room effective was the layout, as it features three doors leading into it — one set being double doors — and four windows. With this configuration, it can be challenging to create a cosy space. During the
planning stage, we moved the door positions to ensure they didn’t interfere with the room’s functionality.
The clients wanted to create a homely atmosphere where their children could enjoy spending time, so we opted for tiled floors, leather furniture and stainguarded upholstery. Our goal was to make them feel relaxed in their lounge without compromising on practicality.
Lighting plays a crucial role in achieving the ambient, warm vibe we aimed for. In addition to the feature chandelier, we installed
Envy in Dungannon. Practical materials, like scrubbable vinyl wallpaper and leather sofas, were softened with embroidered fabrics and layered lighting.
Q:
The home office had some layout challenges. How did you tackle them?
Louise McKenna: With doors on three of its four walls, we designed a peninsula desk that extends from a feature wall, incorporating storage for the printer and office essentials. Light-
hard wired 5-amp lamps, wall lights and LED accent lighting. This includes the media wall alcoves, strip lighting shining down on the window dressings and coving lighting that highlights the feature wallpaper made from cork and gold leaf.
The client sourced a 90” TV and a two-metre long electric fire. We designed the media wall around these elements, creating alcoves for display and adding wooden frames for warmth. Despite the room’s large size and several hard finishes, we successfully achieved a soft, ambient and cosy lounge.
Q: How did you ensure the sunroom felt connected to the lounge while giving it its own character?
Louise McKenna: A glazed door links the two spaces, so we used complementary flooring — straight plank wood-effect tiles in the sunroom and parquet-style tiles in the lounge, both from Bathroom
filtering voile curtains maintain a connection to the outside play area and allow light through to the lounge.
Q: Tell us about the master bedroom’s transformation.
Louise McKenna: This room had the option of vaulting the ceiling so we went with it and designed the lighting around this. The headboard wall became a focal point with a Casamance mural wallpaper and a bespoke upholstered headboard. As we were involved at the early planning stages, we could opt to install electric, remote controlled Roman blinds, which were prewired at first fix electrics. The final challenge was finding a piece of furniture to accommodate the box needed for the picture TV. We also designed a beautiful dressing room and
ensuite bathroom to complement the bedroom.
Q: How did you approach the finishing touches
and ensure the existing spaces felt connected to the new extension?
Louise McKenna: We supplied everything from wall coverings and bespoke upholstery to window dressings, soft furnishings and the final styling touches, including shelving and artwork. After completing the extension, the existing kitchen, living and dining area felt a little disconnected. To bring harmony to the open plan space, we refreshed what was already there to give it a fresh new look. This included adding custom-made barstools and dining chairs, as well as reupholstering some existing furniture.
To further tie in the design, we introduced refined details to the media wall and transformed the overall look with a new colour palette. Through wallpaper, paint, Roman blinds and cushions, we tied everything together, creating a beautifully flowing space.
Q: What made this project particularly rewarding?
Louise McKenna: We built a great rapport with the clients, which allowed us to truly understand their needs and style preferences. The result is a home that balances practicality and elegance — designed for real family living.
Louise McKenna heads up Louelle Designs, an established interior design studio that specialises in full home projects from early planning pre build stage, through all stages including lighting and electrical designs, sanitary specification through to supply of soft furnishings, window dressings and lighting.
Contact details
T: 028 7962 7777
E: louise@louelledesigns.co.uk
W: louelledesigns.co.uk
