The Tahiti Home Show

An innovative and inspiring event

From March 7 to 10, 2024, the Mama'o Expo Park in Papeete hosted the Tahiti Home Show, a must-attend event for professionals and individuals interested in building, renovating, and decorating their homes. Organized by DB Tahiti, this show was an opportunity to discover the latest trends and innovations in the home sector.

A platform for exchanges and discoveries 

With nearly 100 exhibitors, the show offered a diverse platform where visitors could interact with experts in DIY, swimming pools, furniture, household appliances, and solar energy. Professionally led talks provided an opportunity to share knowledge and practical advice, while DIY workshops and demonstrations showed visitors how to complete their own home projects.

Innovation in the service of housing

One of the highlights of the show was the presentation of innovative solutions to address housing challenges in Polynesia. Among these, kit homes, which offer an affordable and easy-to-assemble alternative, attracted considerable interest. Tiny houses, with their minimalist design and space-saving features, also attracted the attention of visitors, particularly for their potential in the Airbnb sector.

Cost control: a major concern

In a context of inflation, cost control was a major concern for exhibitors and visitors alike. The show highlighted more durable and cost-effective materials, such as a fiberglass, resin, and epoxy imitation rebar, which offers a lightweight and durable alternative to traditional metal reinforcement.

A renewed success

The Tahiti Home Show has confirmed its status as a flagship event for the housing sector in the French Polynesia. With a large attendance and positive feedback from attendees, the show has proven that it remains an essential event for anyone looking to build, renovate, or simply find inspiration for their home.

Ultimately

The 2024 Tahiti Home Show was a success, offering a comprehensive overview of the possibilities and innovations in the housing sector. It showcased local stakeholders and strengthened ties between professionals and the general public. The event not only stimulated the local housing market but also inspired numerous future projects for the residents of French Polynesia.