The 2026 design continued the visual concept established in previous years by using a three-dimensional model of the event logo as the foundation of the layout. The updated direction for 2026 centered around a blueprint theme. Design elements were arranged on a three-dimensional model of a plywood palette, presented from a top-down perspective. The final render was then adapted across a variety of promotional materials.

For 2025, the concept of using a 3D logo model continued with a revised layout and environmental design. Still focused on home and garden-related themes, the design was created entirely in Blender using an outdoor setting as the basis for the composition. Various tools were placed throughout the environment to reinforce the theme. An out-of-focus shovel positioned in the foreground served as a framing element, while the inclusion of a lawn gnome introduced a subtle sense of whimsy and personality to the overall design.

The 2024 design for the Home and Garden Show began with a reconstruction of the event’s logo. During the process of creating a vector version of the logo, a three-dimensional model was also developed. Using an image of the empty fair pavilion as the background, a 3D layout was created in Blender. fSpy was used to generate a virtual camera that matched the perspective of the photograph, allowing the 3D models to be accurately integrated into the scene. Final compositing was completed in Photoshop. This design established the annual concept of incorporating three-dimensional, home and garden-themed visual environments.