The "Salon Maison & Jardin" at the Carré des Docks in Le Havre is an annual highlight that has established itself as a significant platform for professionals and enthusiasts in the fields of construction, renovation, interior decoration, and horticulture. This event offers an excellent opportunity to learn about the latest trends and technologies in these industries. The name of the event, which translates to "Home and Garden Show", reflects the diversity of the topics and products presented. Organized by LÉO (Loire Événement Organisation), an experienced event coordinator, the fair emphasizes its importance as a central meeting point for both industry experts and the general public. The fair highlights topics such as landscaping, modern building materials, garden furniture, energy-efficient heating and cooling systems, and the latest developments in home automation. Visitors can expect a wide range of products and services, including garden plants, garden lighting, pools, spa facilities, flooring, kitchen and bathroom fittings, and decorative items. The fair emphasizes its local relevance by showcasing the construction industry of the Le Havre region and local cultural features, positioning the venue as a crucial hub for innovation in construction and design. This event not only promotes competitive spirit among exhibitors but also provides inspiration and recognition for industry leaders. It primarily attracts professional visitors, including architects, builders, interior designers, and landscapers, as well as homeowners and garden enthusiasts looking for new ideas. As part of a series of fairs taking place at various locations, the "Salon Maison & Jardin" attracts both local and international exhibitors and visitors. The venue at Carré des Docks is easily accessible and offers modern facilities ideal for such a large-scale event. With its central location in Le Havre, the salon serves as a hub for professional exchange and draws visitors from the entire region and beyond. The Salon Maison & Jardin takes place annually, and therefore for the third time previsibly in March 2026 in Le Havre.