home live art's first project, in 1998, was a site specific visual arts exhibition produced in the Director's (Laura Godfrey Isaacs) own family house in Camberwell. The company continued to use the house as a venue for public exhibitions and then, more predominantly, performances and events for the next 7 years. Home became well known for its "Salons", programming intimate works that explored the unique domestic context, the relationship between art and life, and the dynamic between site, performer and audience.

In 2005, home live art directors brought the salon series to a close in order to explore making work in other sites and contexts. Home produced a landmark site specific performance arts festival that same year in rural mid-suffolk in and around a medieval village church site."The Church Ale Festival" programme was developed in reference to the site and catered for a diverse audience that encompassed arts professionals and local rural community members.

Home now specializes in the production of innovative live art events in a diverse range of other contexts from swimming pools, pubs, schools, and parks to galleries, theatres, museums and stately homes.