2019 marks the fourth year that house – Ireland’s premier interior design event – will take place at Dublin’s RDS.  The event runs from 24th to 26th May, with a line-up featuring Dermot Bannon, Suzie McAdam, Hugh Wallace, Amanda Hilton Sawyer, and Róisín Lafferty.


house is organised by Independent News & Media (INM), publisher of Ireland’s largest newspaper titles and digital channels, and sponsored this year by SONAS Bathrooms.  

The event will host 160 hand-picked exhibitors; and various stages, including the Inspiration Stage, the Trend Talks stage, and an Upcycling Area, where attendees can gain insights and advice from high-profile speakers.  Members of the Interiors Association will deliver Design Clinics at the event, where attendees can receive one-to-one advice from professional interior designers.

A new feature at house 2019 will be Made For You, a dedicated area for craftworkers and designer-makers to exhibit artistic products.  Visitors will find everything from the functional to the strictly decorative, such as lamps, candles, mirrors, furniture, glassware, decorative arts and much more.

Event information

Tickets for house are on sale now. An adult one-day ticket costs €12. Children under 12 years of age are free, but must be accompanied by an adult. Tickets can be purchased online via: https://www.house-event.ie/buy-tickets

Opening times are Friday: 12pm – 7pm, Saturday and Sunday 10am – 5pm.

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