
Salon de l’Habitat & Jardin Laval 2026
September 11 @ 8:00 am - September 13 @ 5:00 pm
€5
Overview
Salon de l’Habitat & Jardin Laval 2026 is a regional exhibition dedicated to home improvement, residential construction, renovation, and garden design. Held at Espace Mayenne in Laval, France, the event brings together homeowners, architects, interior designers, builders, contractors, manufacturers, landscapers, and suppliers to showcase products and services for every stage of residential development.
The exhibition offers visitors an opportunity to discover practical solutions for building, renovating, decorating, and enhancing indoor and outdoor living spaces. By bringing together professionals from across the housing sector, the event demonstrates how innovation continues to influence modern architecture and residential lifestyles.
Focus
Salon de l’Habitat & Jardin Laval 2026 focuses on residential construction, renovation, insulation, renewable energy, heating systems, kitchens, bathrooms, interior decoration, furniture, landscaping, outdoor living, pergolas, swimming pools, home automation, and sustainable building solutions.
The exhibition highlights products and technologies that improve energy efficiency, functionality, comfort, and property value while supporting contemporary design principles.
Highlights
More than 140 exhibitors present construction materials, renovation services, roofing solutions, windows, doors, renewable energy systems, home automation products, furniture, decorative finishes, garden equipment, landscaping services, pergolas, swimming pools, and outdoor living solutions. Visitors can compare products, receive expert advice, and explore ideas for both new construction and renovation projects.
The event also provides opportunities to meet local specialists, discuss residential projects, and discover the latest innovations in home improvement and garden design.
For professionals working in interior design, architecture, and construction, the exhibition offers valuable insight into consumer preferences, sustainable products, and emerging residential market trends.
Audience
Salon de l’Habitat & Jardin Laval 2026 is intended for homeowners, architects, interior designers, builders, contractors, remodelers, developers, landscape professionals, manufacturers, suppliers, retailers, and anyone planning residential construction or renovation projects.
The exhibition provides opportunities to compare products, establish professional relationships, gain technical knowledge, and identify practical solutions for home and garden improvements.
Event Details
| Event Type | Home Improvement, Construction, Renovation and Garden Exhibition |
| Venue | Espace Mayenne, Laval, France |
| Dates | September 11 to September 13, 2026 |
| Duration | 3 Days |
| Opening Hours | Friday to Sunday: 10:00 AM to 7:00 PM |
| Frequency | Annual |
| Product Categories | Construction Materials, Renovation, Insulation, Renewable Energy, Heating Systems, Kitchens, Bathrooms, Interior Design, Furniture, Home Automation, Landscaping, Swimming Pools, Pergolas, Outdoor Living, Garden Equipment |
| Admission | General public and trade visitors |
| Fees | €5, Free for visitors under 18 years old |
✦ ArchUp Editorial Insight
Salon de l’Habitat & Jardin Laval 2026 reflects the growing role of regional exhibitions in supporting residential construction and renovation by connecting homeowners with specialists across multiple disciplines. These events encourage informed decision-making by allowing visitors to compare products, technologies, and professional services in one location.
For professionals in architecture and design, the exhibition highlights increasing interest in energy-efficient homes, renewable energy integration, flexible interior layouts, and high-quality outdoor living spaces. These priorities continue to shape residential projects throughout France.
By combining construction products, renovation expertise, interior design solutions, and landscaping innovations, Salon de l’Habitat & Jardin Laval 2026 provides a comprehensive overview of contemporary housing trends while demonstrating the close relationship between architecture, sustainability, and everyday living.



