The PNE Prize Home is always a central attraction of the annual Vancouver fair for its cutting-edge technology.
This year’s version, the 77th to date, does not disappoint.
In 1943, the first Prize Home, offered a top of the line electric stove, which saw people lined up for hours to view. Today’s modern abodes continue this technological tradition by offering the best in energy-efficiency, luxury and convenience.
These features include:
• Home theatre and projector package with 9 foot screen and surround sound
• Fibre Cement Board ‘Shingle Siding’ that look like real cedar shingles
• Air conditioning throughout the home
• Prism Security alarm system
• Teflon coated aluminum roofing
• Mildew, rot and insect repellant decking
The combination of luxury and comfort are two of the most critical components of the PNE Prize Home. Achieving a look that is elegant but at the same time accessible, the 2011 Prize Home not only focuses on bringing outdoor elements in, but also the indoors out.
Trends Features Include:
Richly patterned deluxe wallpaper
Clever sleeping arrangements in children’s rooms, perfect for guests
Natural look vinyl flooring
Copper metallic tiles in kitchen
2 indoor gas fireplaces
Spacious 600 sq. ft. deck
Beautiful outdoor gas fireplace
Professional grade Sub Zero fridge in kitchen
This year’s PNE Prize Home has an old world meets new charm and more importantly it isn’t just a house, but a place anyone should be proud to call home.
For more information about the Fair at the PNE visit: www.pne.ca.