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Meet LionHeart at the Eagan Home Show—and Enter to Win a $5,000 Room Design

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A kitchen with too little prep space. A living room that never quite feels finished. A bathroom that no longer fits your routine. You may know what you want to change without knowing where to begin.


Join LionHeart at the Eagan Home Show on Saturday, November 14. Bring your ideas, talk with our team, and take a first step toward a home that works better for you. While you’re there, visit our booth for a chance to win a custom room design by Kimberly Niosi.


Kitchen and living area with light wood cabinetry, stone counters, and large windows at 4001 Morningside in Edina.
4001 Morningside in Edina, from the longstanding collaboration of Terry Robertson and Niosi Interior Design.

Plan your visit


  • When: Saturday, November 14, 2026, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

  • Where: Eagan Community Center, 1501 Central Pkwy, Eagan, MN 55121

  • Admission: Free; no ticket required

  • Parking: Free on-site parking



Enter to win a $5,000 Kimberly Niosi room design


To sign up, visit the LionHeart booth and complete the design form in person at the show.


Registration includes free room layout ideas and design inspiration from the LionHeart team, plus automatic entry for a chance to win one of three custom Kimberly Niosi room designs, each valued at $5,000.


After you register, a member of the LionHeart team will contact you to learn more about your project, discuss your goals, and schedule a personalized design consultation.


A clearer direction for the room you have in mind


Kimberly Niosi leads Niosi Interior Design, LionHeart’s interior design partner. Her work includes space planning, kitchens and baths, furnishings, and material and finish selections.


That design perspective helps connect the decisions that shape a room: how you move through it, where you need storage, how the lighting feels, and which materials belong together. Through LionHeart’s partnership with Niosi Interior Design, those conversations can begin early in the remodeling process.


At the show, start with what feels difficult in your current space. A crowded kitchen may need a better layout. A room you rarely use may need a clearer purpose. Talking through those details gives us a useful starting point for discussing your project.


Bring a few ideas—and your questions


You don’t need a finished plan to have a productive conversation. A few details on your phone can help:


  • Photos of the room, including the areas that aren’t working for you.

  • Your top priorities, such as more storage, easier movement, or better lighting.

  • A few inspiration images that show the look and feeling you enjoy.

  • Rough dimensions, your preferred timing, and any budget questions you’d like to discuss.


Whether you’re exploring one room or a larger remodel, stop by LionHeart’s booth on November 14. We’d like to hear what you have in mind.



Have a project question before the show? Contact LionHeart or call (612) 242-0590.

 
 
 

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