Ideal Home Show in the Century Street. In September 2009 the show changed hands for the first time in its history, after being sold by the "Daily Mail" to Media 10. The 2010 Ideal Home Show won the award for Best Consumer Show over 2,000sqm at the Industry AEO Awards. The 2011 Ideal Home Show took place from 11 to 27 March at Earls Court Exhibition Centre. With more than 50,000 buyers each exhibitor sold goods worth £1,000,000. Ideal Home Show The Ideal Home Show (formerly called the Ideal Home Exhibition) is an annual event in London held at Olympia, London. The show
Ayahs' Home which the matron felt were "productive of much good", were part of daily life at the Home. This all principally stemmed from the perception of ayahs as "child-like". Demonstrating a "domestic ideal and moral framework", the parlour of the Home was depicted in Alec Robert's "Living London" article "Missionary London", with a group of women looking busy sewing and reading. Expressing Christian charity for the benefit of the ayahs' welfare and the British empire, the Home encouraged the ayahs to show gratitude and loyalty. Joseph Salter was the missionary responsible for the Home. He was the missionary to the Strangers'