This year‘s Toronto Fall Home Show introduced the first ever Tiny Village, which offers show-goers the chance to check out the new small space living trend in.
“When it comes to small space design, I think the focus is having an environment that has multi-use to it. You are minimizing your space, so everything has to be uber functional so you don’t lose anything you may have had in a larger space,” said Emmanuel Belliveau, HGTV host and founder of Eva Lanes.
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“People may be more willing to spend more money on products with better features.”
The village brings together five unique structures showcasing laneway homes, tiny builds and a luxury trailer.
“The tiny village not only gives us perspective on small space living from a design and functional point of view, but also a particular lifestyle and sense of community that comes with it,” said show director Denise Hayward.
Toronto Fall Home Show runs from Oct. 4 to 6 at Toronto’s Enercare Centre, with more than 300 exhibitors.