Reminder: Lamorinda Home Expo Is Sunday

LamorindaWeb and TheHomeMag East Bay are proud to announce the 4th Annual Lamorinda Home Expo on Sunday, January 25 at the Veterans Memorial Building, 3780 Mt. Diablo Blvd., Lafayette.

Lamorinda Home Expo ’15 is designed for homeowners in all stages of remodeling, landscaping or decorating their homes.

“Homeowners in Lamorinda take special pride in finding ways to update, increase energy efficiency, and generally improve the livability of their homes,” says Holly Sonne of LamorindaWeb. “At past Expos, there were a lot of productive conversations between homeowners and vendors – resulting in some innovative planning.”

Unique to Lamorinda, Home Expo ’15 is an intimate setting that allows homeowners the opportunity to connect with local, high quality contractors, designers and suppliers.

With its convenient location in the heart of Lamorinda, Home Expo ’15 will offer the latest in kitchen and bath remodeling, flooring, interior design, home security, solar products as well as the latest landscaping options. Even if homeowners are just thinking about making changes it is an event not to be missed.

Admission: Free to the public. Free raffle.

Information: www.HomeExpoEvents.com

About Lamorinda Home Expo

Building on the success of the past events, Lamorinda Home Expo ’15 is designed for homeowners in all stages of remodeling, landscaping or decorating their homes. Approximately 45 vendors will fill the exhibition space. The event is free to the public and includes a free raffle for great prizes including Lafayette Juniors Kitchen Tour tickets.

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