I only had one day to spend viewing the Salt Lake Parade of Homes so I did the best I could with the limited time I had.
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One of my favorite home was built by Holmes Homes. The color palette throughout was very soothing and soft.
I loved these chunky lamps.
The living room and dining room flowed into each other with the fireplace in the middle of the room.
Oh how I dream of having a fireplace in my home one day…
You hardly ever see free standing tubs in model homes so I was pretty excited to see this bathroom! It was laid out really well for a small bathroom.
Blue Pine Homes built this next home and the decorating was done by my good friend Caitlin Creer.
I was swooning over this kitchen and that backsplash!
I always look forward to Ivory Homes decor each year. I get so many great ideas from their spaces.
Great fireplace tile detail.
This settee was off to the side of the dining table which I thought was a nice touch.
Fun idea to add taffy to the countertop to add color in the Kitchen.
This master bedroom is a little masculine for my taste but it could be perfect for some people! Not everyone wants florals and soft colors in their bedroom.
I love this framed paper as art in the Laundry room.
This room is so fun for a girl. The coral ceiling and the striped curtains are perfect.
This Ivory home is a rambler in a Senior Living Community. You can tell the design is a little more “mature” but still so beautiful.
Oh how I dream of the day I can wallpaper an entire hallway like this and how cute is that umbrella holder in the hall!
The next Ivory home was much more modern!
I hardly ever decorate with any shade of purple and it’s always neat to see how people use a color you aren’t as comfortable with.
A window bench under the t.v. is a neat use of space.
I love the idea of using pressed flowers against black paper to create a gallery wall.
This home designed by Candlelight Homes had some cool industrial elements in the kid’s rooms.
Which home or space was your favorite?
*Please note I can’t give you sources for these homes. If you want to know where something comes from try contacting the builder directly*
