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The Vancouver Home and Interior Design Show has just come to a close. Specialists displayed creative renovation ideas for the diverse participants who attended the event. And a number of exhibits presented environmentally friendly innovations that inspired the crowd to be fashionable, yet thinking green. Lets go to our very own NTD correspondent, Sarah Hack, in Vancouver for the full story.

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More and more people nowadays are transforming their own homes into display halls of lavish decorations.

Over 325 modern specialists exhibited the latest in furnishing trends at the annual Vancouver Home and Interior Design Show. Now in its sixth year, the four-day event concluded on Sunday, left the visitors inspired with unique solutions to various renovating challenges.

Show manager, Jill Proseilo, elaborates on the deeper meaning of the event.
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Among the various exhibits, Fitness Town showcases its active innovation for physical activities at home. Equipments range from basic treadmills to infrared saunas. General Manager of Fitness Town, Dai Manuel, tells us the background of its treadmill technology.

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BC Hydro, one of the event sponsors and a green exhibitor, offers a showcase of eco-friendly lights along with electric-saving tips. The Outreach Team Leader, Elin Aasen explains the ideas behind the companys designs.

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The visitors wander around in the wonderland of choices. An inspired couple share about their delight at the show for the fourth year.
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From exclusive sets for the young to old, this years Home and Interior Design Show gave a wealth of ideas on how visitors can tune their own homes to be more enjoyable, and of course ready for eco-living.

Sarah Hack, NTD, Vancouver