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Utah offers several events of this kind throughout a year. St George area hosts the most visited Parade of Homes every February showcasing the most outstanding house samples in Southern Utah. Another well-known spot is Utah Valley which invites all for its Parade of Homes in the month of June.
In the Regent home, as you turn and look back at the front door, there was beautiful stone on the wall, painted white brick on the wall of the entry mixed with the wood planked ceiling. I just returned from the 2021 Utah Valley Parade of Homes last week and my mind is STILL blown by the incredible design ideas and new home construction projects that I saw. I took a TON of pictures and talked in depth with the builders and designers, so that I could share all the latest home and design trends with you guys.
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The builder told me the vent hood was a smooth stucco, which in person gave the appearance of stone. Another brilliant technique that I have never seen done on a vent hood before. Talk about hitting it out of the park, the main living room in the RC Dent home as you walk in the door took my breath away! Not only was this my favorite space from the whole tour, this may be one of my all-time favorite spaces from any parade of homes! This room right here is design brilliance from the architecture to the perfectly layered design elements.
He has over 14 years of new home construction in the most prestigious locations of St. George. Both local and non-local clients enjoy confidence and comfort Lance offers to their custom home building experience. With all the challenges that new construction can bring, Lance's calm and collected demeanor facilitates positive results.
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This beautiful, energy-efficient twin home is located in a quiet neighborhood near great schools and parks. The open floor plan is designed to satisfy any family and includes main level living with vaulted ceilings, three bedrooms and two baths. The Parade of Homes was created by the National Association of Home Builders as part of the National Home Week campaign in 1948. The parade was a marketing event promoting home ownership and the latest in housing design, construction methods, and products in fully furnished model homes. Again, we see more layered texture with painted brick walls on the kitchen, which was thin traditional brick with a messy mortar wash and then painted.
Bye-bye white walls and monochromatic colorways—playful wallpapers continue to be a popular trend for 2022. From serene painterly flowers to novel patterns worthy of a double-take (we’re looking at you, squirrel-covered bathroom), wallpapers offer a variety of extraordinary statements for your walls. Here, we’ve gathered our top picks for playful wallpapers spotted at the 2022 parade. The exterior is limestone mixed with board and batten. I also saw a lot of limestone on exteriors this tour and I especially love it here mixed with the dark trim and roof. A stunning and fresh combination that again is a great example of how we’re moving away from “tradition farmhouse” into more modern European design.
The 2022 Parade has ended
Over the years we have had millions walk across the thresholds of our leading home designs. Member builders pride themselves on quality, style and affordability. Come witness the innovative ideas as you dream of your new or remodeled home.
View photos from all of our beautiful homes past and present. Modern architecture often favors sharp edges, pointed angles and straight lines. To soften dynamic spaces, designers are adding soothing curved furnishings. With their spherical forms and circular motifs, round furniture offers a comforting atmosphere.
Lance is determined to exceed expectations and develop long-lasting relationships with his clients. Lance values the trust, and confidence placed in him to fulfill the dreams of building a new home. Lance feels fortunate for his successful career in a business he loves. Visitors have option to view Parade homes on-line through virtual tours beginning few days after start of event.
The home was built by Regent Custom Homes and is a mind blowing 18,256 square feet with 9 bedrooms and 8 bathrooms. This home was loaded with so many cool new ideas that I spent over 2 hours in the home talking with the builder’s team. This whole home was really special and I don’t have room here to share it all but I wanted you guys to see the primary bathroom.
As we prepare to welcome you to the country’s longest-running Parade of Homes™, our builders want you to understand there will be procedures in place to protect your health and safety. These measures will be updated as we get closer to the event dates to follow the most current guidelines shared by our local health departments and government leaders. Below is Sherwin Williams Porpoise on interior cabinets from a previous parade.
The Parade of Homes television program elevates and expands that tradition. When you purchase your ticket you will receive the magazine which contains the map/home addresses. If you purchase your ticket on-line, you will be instructed how to obtain the map/addresses. Bring the e-ticket to any Parade home and you will receive a magazine and ticket lanyard.
Lastly, I loved the exterior of the Jensen MM Home, which reminded me of a Cape Cod compound. As you walk into the home, I loved the wood planks on the cathedral ceiling with the vertical beams. In the image below, you can really see just how amazing this stone wall is and I was so amazed that it was just a 2″ stone veneer that they layered mortar over.
The dark moody accent color mixed with the gorgeous stone was such a breathtaking combination. The builder told me that the dark moody exterior color was a custom mix that they mixed on site. When I pulled up to the house for the first time, I thought for sure it was Sherwin Williams Porpoise. The 2022 Utah Valley Parade of Homes pushed designers and builders to explore their creative limits—and what better way to go full-tint than with bold, in-your-face wallpaper? Highly saturated tones and hypnotic patterns made their way into several spaces from reading nooks to mudrooms to bedrooms in this year’s Parade of Homes. The period of significance is 1955, which is the year the original 17 houses were constructed by local builders and architects as part of Site No. 1 or the Lakewood site of the 1955 Parade of Homes.
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