BASCO Festival of Homes 2022 by Spec Creative

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June 3-5 & June 10-12, 2022

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Cheryl began assisting families with mortgage loans in Norman and the surrounding areas in 1987, and she has been heavily involved with construction loans through her career. She continues to be the leading producer of new construction, existing homes, and in refinancing and restructuring mortgage loans. She has been a member of Builders Association of South Central Oklahoma for several years, along with the Norman Board of Realtors and was recognized by Scotsman Guide as one of their 2021 Top Women Originators.

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405-364-0101

570 24th Ave. NW • Norman, OK

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AMANDA RIGGS Mortgage Loan Partner

All loans subject to program guidelines and final underwriting approval. †Proof of a medical license is required. Additional requirements apply. First United Bank (NMLS #400025) is a licensed lender in Oklahoma and Texas. This is not an offer for extension of credit or commitment to lend. Not all applicants qualify. Information and pricing are subject to change at any time and without notice.

NMLS# 462275

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First United Bank, along with Cheryl and her Mortgage Team, are committed to exploring and providing the best options for each customer and offer one-time closing, as well as construction to permanent for new construction, spec construction loans, and custom financing for builders and their customers. Together, their expertise, knowledge, and outstanding service sets them apart from other lenders throughout the Moore- Norman- Purcell- Oklahoma City area.

Norman East 801 12th Ave. NE Norman, OK

Norman Hwy 9 4925 SE 44th St. Norman, OK

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Moore 2101 I-35 Moore, OK

Purcell 324 W. Main St. Purcell, OK

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for a complete list of locations, visit FirstUnitedBank.com

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Allstate - Elise Stansel �� 16 AMC Mortgage �� 29 Armstrong Bank �� 15 Armstrong Homes �� 17 First United Bank & Mortgage �� 3 Great Plains Bank �� 25 Hallbrooke Addition ��18-19 McClain Bank �� 20 Metro Appliances & More �� 20 Minick Materials �� 29 OEC Fiber �� 34 OG+E �� 2 Oklahoma Natural Gas ��back cover Prosperity Bank �� 13 Remington Enterprises �� 11 Selah Addition �� 4, 8 & 9 Signature Custom Pools �� 13 St. James Park Addition �� 27 Stonewall Homes �� 35 Stride Bank & Mortgage �� 31

festival builders 1st Oklahoma Homes �� 14 and 25 Acacia Homes, LLC �� 30 C.A. McCarty Construction �� 16 Denali Homes �� 10 Homes by Taber . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33 Ideal Homes & Neighborhoods . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32 Landmark Fine Homes �� 12, 20, 22, and 28 Liberty Homes �� 14 R&R Homes, LLC �� 28, 30 and 31 Sheridan Homes �� 26 Stonewall Homes �� 10

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Festival Tour Guide & website design by Anne Richardson SpecCreative.com 405.206.1088

Building Hope - A Festival with Purpose . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-7 Festival MAP . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8-9 Millennial Home Preferences Have Shifted . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15 3 Ways to Make Your Home Renovations Shine . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21 2022 Color Trends and Design Ideas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23 Top Home Design Trends of 2022 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24 How Do You Choose a Builder? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32 Top 4 Questions to Ask Your Remodeler . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29

Building Hope

A Festival with Purpose by Anne M. Richardson

he housing market is booming! Home sellers are getting more than asking price in some cases, often within hours of listing. For builders, most homes have serious inquiries before construction is completed.

Photos provided by Food & Shelter, Inc.

In the midst of this housing frenzy there is a sect of our community that isn’t thriving in this housing boom—homeless people. This can include those without a roof over their head, but also includes people who are staying with friends or family, or in a shelter. For many, life events like losing a job or health problems (mental and physical) can put additional pressure on an unstable situation. Cleveland County has a resource that serves and helps anyone caught in this situation: Food & Shelter, Inc., is a nonprofit founded in 1983 by members of the McFarlin United Methodist Church, lead by Harriet Leigh and Kathryn Selmon. The group started by distributing meals to hungry people. The need they found was greater than expected, so the United Methodist Church organized more volunteers and opened a physical location in 1987 to expand the resources and services offered to those in need. In 2017, the center was moved to their current location at 201 Reed Avenue. Though the services offered have grown over the years, the mission remains the same — to help families have better lives through accessing food and shelter. The organization continues to grow and gain both volunteers and donors to help serve the needs of the community. Through these continued efforts more

people are being served than ever before. The food program, now funded by United Way of Norman, helps hundreds of adults and children get food daily. Breakfast and lunch is served seven days a week to anyone who is hungry. On an average day, Food & Shelter will serve 250 meals per day. In 2018 alone, over 180,000 meals were served. Beyond meals, the organization also provides food baskets to hungry families who struggle to pay for groceries after rent and bills are paid. Adding Housing to the Ministry What started as a meal ministry has now grown into something much greater. In 2016, Gene McKown, founder of Landmark Fine Homes and Ideal Homes, began a movement to get sponsorships from individuals and businesses to help cover costs of building “tiny homes” on the property of Food & Shelter, Inc. In addition to personally contributing $110,000, Gene raised another $3.25 million from the community to build 32 fully furnished tiny homes. A year later, McKown Village was opened and has been filled ever since with grateful individuals. Cottages for single adults are 250 square feet while homes for families with children range from 500 to 780 square feet. The majority of furnishings have been donations from local church groups. BASCO Gives a Helping Hand McKown Village continues to grow in order to meet the still-present need of the community. This year, the Builders Association of South Central Oklahoma (BASCO) is donating a portion of the

advertising proceeds from the annual Festival of Homes to help in this worthy cause. A donation of $10,000 will be given to McKown Village in an effort to resolve homelessness and hunger for an even greater part of the Cleveland County. In past years, a portion of proceeds have gone towards different community endeavors such as the BASCO student chapter at the University of Oklahoma and to scholarships at Mid-America Vo-Tech and Moore Norman Technology for students interested in careers in the construction industry. This year’s focus on the homeless and food-challenged community has become a priority because of the staggering prices and supply issues in the housing market. “It’s a domino effect,” says Josh Edge, BASCO President, “with supply issues, the availability and prices for new homes has shot up. This creates higher demand for existing homes, higher rent, less availability. Ultimately our community has a greater need for housing and BASCO’s job is to support our builders and community alike. We’re answering a call for help—and sincerely hope to make a difference.” The village provides short-term, long-term and supportive housing for individuals and families who are in need. The transitional housing program offers families with children a home for up to two years and each family has a case manager who will encourage and assist them while the family works to create their own stable future. The housing provides the foundation and support for people who are battling issues, and

the case manager ensures they maintain a stable, healthy lifestyle. Because the village isn’t geared to handle emergency shelter needs, they provide emergency placement through motel stays. This is a new and unique strategy in tackling homelessness. By avoiding homelessness, Food & Shelter hopes to avoid or reduce the trauma that parents, children, and single individuals experience when in crisis. The campus continues to expand; they have added a new kitchen, dining room, and additional office space. The Food & Shelter community is a resource for many in need, and a true community effort. Building with a Purpose The 2022 Festival of Homes consists of 18 new homes with a wide range in style, location, and pricing—visitors should be able to find inspiration or a potential builder for their own dream home. Each of the builders participating in this year’s Festival are opening one (or more) of their newly constructed homes to visitors. In today’s market, holding a home from being sold is significant. All builders are feeling the pressure from a high demand market while building supplies and inventory slow the timeline for new construction. For that reason, we truly appreciate each builder who has made the commitment to the Festival! Gene McKown’s own construction companies, Ideal Homes & Neighborhoods and also Landmark Fine Homes have homes in the Festival. (See page 5 for a list of builders and their homes.) The Festival is free to attend. We encourage everyone who can to visit each home—and thank a builder!

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The mission is very simple. We feed those who are hungry and wrap our arms around the lost and alone, helping them find their way back home. We believe no person can overcome life’s most difficult obstacles if they are hungry and worried constantly about where they will sleep.

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If you are interested in volunteering or donating to Food & Shelter, Inc. or McKown Village, please call (405) 360-4954 or learn more at foodandshelterinc.org. Top donation needs include milk, juice, eggs, cereal, blankets, sleeping bags, and cleaning supplies.

June 3-5 and 10-12, 2022

2 3701 Traditions Trail in Vintage Creek, Norman Built by Stonewall Homes, LLC See page 10

11 3700 Dragon Fire Court in The Ridge, Newcastle Built by 1st Oklahoma Homes See page 25

18 1001 Labelle Drive in Wyndemere, Newcastle Built by R&R Homes See page 31

3 4532 Bellingham Lane in Carrington Lakes, Norman Built by Landmark Fine Homes See page 12

12 505 Greens Parkway in Highland Village, Norman Built by Sheridan Homes See page 26

4 303 Bulverde Drive in Little River Trails, Norman Built by Landmark Fine Homes See page 12

13 513 Crestland Drive in Alameda Park, Norman Built by Sheridan Homes See page 26

19 16140 Tall Grass Drive in Native Plains, Moore Built by Ideal Homes & Neighborhoods See page 32

5 2501 Summit Crossing Parkway in Summit Lakes, Norman Built by 1st Oklahoma Homes See page 14

14 2013 E Rock Creek Road in Lincoln Ridge, Tuttle Built by Landmark Fine Homes See page 28

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Norman Festival Home #01

Denali Homes

709 Timber Trail in Vintage Creek Vintage Creek is located on the north side of Tecumseh Rd. between North Porter Ave and NW 12th Ave. Enter the WEST entrance of the neighborhood on Vintage Creek Drive. Follow Vintage Creek Drive, then take a right on Legacy Drive. Follow Legacy Drive, and take a right (east) on Timber Trail. Al l M a t e ri a l s d o n o t c o u nt w a s t e o f d e s i g n f ea t u re a d d o n s .

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This 2,623 square foot home, designed by Denali Homes, offers all the amenities plus all the extras! Three bedrooms, 2.5 baths and a 3-car garage are all part of this open floorplan concept, centered by a spacious living room and vaulted ceiling. The large back patio will give you additional space for enjoyment.

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The neutral and clean, white-based colors of the interior paint are flexible with all furniture and design aesthetics. This Festival Home is designed and ready for the BUYER to immediately move-in. Visit today!

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DenaliHomes.com Phone: (405) 708-9300 Warranty: 1-year builder

Norman Festival Home #02

Stonewall Homes

3701 Traditions Trail in Vintage Creek The Vintage Creek addition is located on the North side of Tecumseh Road between North Porter Avenue and NW 12th Avenue. From N. Porter and Tecumseh Road, go West approximately ½ mile. Take the Vintage Creek entrance on the West side of the bridge. Take 3701 an immediate right and Model Home Traditions Trl. D ,2 ,2 + / • 2370 follow the road around the curve. ownstairs

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This model home of 3,285 square feet has 4 bedrooms, 3 full baths, a bonus room upstairs, and a study. The open concept Model Home 3701 Traditions Trl. floor plan connects the kitchen, dining, and living areas. Additionally, this home features two fireplaces, carriage house doors, and sound barrier between floors. Other amenities include a butler’s pantry and mudroom. Oversized double doors lead to an outdoor living area with a fireplace and covered patio. This spacious home is perfect for entertaining indoors or out. upstairs,

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Contact Pete Jackson (405) 735-6030, (405) 361-9206 cell • pjackson@stonewallhomesokc.com

stonewallhomesokc.com Phone: (405) 735-6030 Warranty: 1-yr builder Plans by Jay Holman

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2460 Boardwalk Street, Norman, OK 73069

Landmark Fine Homes

Norman Festival Home #03 4532 Bellingham Lane in Carrington Lakes Carrington Lakes is located off Franklin Road between 36th NW and 48th NW.

With the continual request for 1-story floor plans, the Ellie Plan fills the need with 3,405 sq. ft. in a modern mountain lodge style. Curb appeal is not lacking with the Porte-cochere allowing great driveway space for a pickup basketball game. You will love the access this allows to the kitchen/ pantry area from the side door. A large, open entry greets your family and guests. The great size room is decked out as a bunk room with a convenient powder bath close by. This could also be a space for the college student moving home or parents that are now living with you. There is a large primary retreat with a great size closet that offers access to the laundry room. Two secondary bedrooms, a study, and formal dining room complete this beautiful home.

Landmark Fine Homes

landmarkfinehomes.com Phone: (405) 400-8616 Warranty: 1-year builder, 10-year RWC

Norman Festival Home #04 303 Bulverde Drive in Little River Trails Exit I-35 on Tecumseh Road in Norman and turn east. Continue Tecumseh until you get to Porter. Turn North. The community is on the west side of the road

If you are looking for a Farmhouse Style Home, you have found it! This 2,719 sq. ft. home greets you with a Grand Entry into a flex space that can be used as a formal dining or additional sitting area. You will notice the trendy wallpaper in the study making it the perfect backdrop for any zoom meeting you might have. A large sought-after open kitchen, great room and breakfast area are designed with a mixture of paint and stain. This one-level floor plan also offers a large media, game room off the kitchen. A Primary Retreat is secluded with a large closet. Two secondary bedrooms, bath, utility room with extra storage and mud bench as well as a powder bath complete this home. Little River Trails offers a community clubhouse, fitness center, pool, playground, and walking trails. landmarkfinehomes.com Phone: (405) 400-8616 Warranty: 1-year builder, 10-year RWC

About BASCO BASCO has been around since 1949 working to promote the home building industry through education and networking. We take an active role in the community and encourage members to do the same. BASCO offers resources not only for our members but our community—our online directory of businesses by category and our curated articles about home buying trends are just a few free resources. Regardless of what happens in the housing industry, we are here for you.

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405.898.9098 2431 W Main, Norman

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Norman Festival Home #05

1st Oklahoma Homes

2501 Summit Crossing Parkway in Summit Lakes Located off 24th Ave SE between Alameda St and E Lindsey St. Directions: From I-35, take N Flood Ave to W Robinson St. Turn right onto 24th Ave NE then left onto Summit Crossing Parkway.

This 2,293 sq. foot home has a Scandinavian design. Like modern design, it is characterized by functionality, simplicity and clean lines in harmony with its environment. It’s a simplistic way of living inspired by nature. Natural materials like stone, wood, leather and hemp are used. The Scandinavian design uses eco-friendly materials; light color walls and trim with punches of natural wood with all of its built-in furniture. Use of light and open space is also a big design element of Scandinavian design. This home has 4 bedrooms with a study that could be a 5th bedroom. It also has 3 full bathrooms and a 3 car garage.

Liberty Homes, Inc.

okchomebuilder.com Phone: (405) 701-5557 Warranty: 1-year builder, 10-year RWC Plans by: Filmore & Chambers

Norman Festival Home #6 2608 Summit Crossing Parkway in Summit Lakes Located in East Norman, between Alameda & Lindsey on 24th Ave SE, east side of road. Turn onto Summit Crossing Parkway, house is located on south side of street.

This traditional style new home is truly a treasure! With many upgrades already included, the 1,850 sq. ft. open floor plan offers 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, a study, and a large living area that opens to the kitchen and dining areas. The kitchen is equipped with quartz countertops, stainless steel upgraded appliances, a pantry, and tons of storage! The large primary bedroom leads to a spacious bathroom with Jetta tub, dual vanities and large walk-in closet. Additional features that make this home above standard include a storm shelter, 3-car garage and beautiful covered patio in the back yard for socializing or relaxing. The home has a top-notch 95% HVAC with 16-Seer, a tankless gas water heater, a sprinkler system, gutters and all blinds included! You cannot find a home like this with more to offer in such a beautiful neighborhood. Visit today!

libertyhomesok.com Phone: (405) 409-3291 Price: $325,000 Warranty: 1-year builder Plans by: Preferred Plans, Inc.

Millennial Millennial Home Home Preferences Preferences Shift Shift Due Due to to Pandemic Pandemic Home buyer preferences have continued to reverse trends in home building as builders work to respond to new interests in the wake of COVID. Increased desire for bigger homes, suburban locations and more outdoor amenities are driving new home design. One of the most striking results is the rise in the average size of a new home to 2,524 square feet as well as the percentage of new homes with more bedrooms and bathrooms.

The percentage of single-family homes with patios has risen to 63% as more emphasis has been placed on outdoor living in recent years. Home buyers across generations have also noted interest in exterior living, with millennials indicating a specific interest in front porches as well. For more information about new homes and home buying trends, visit BASCO-OK.com/blog.

Specific generations are driving these new home trends. The National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) conducted a recent survey of new and prospective home buyers across the country. More than a third of millennials (36%) and Gen-Xers (34%) say their housing preferences have changed because of the pandemic, according to the survey. In addition to a desire for more space and more bedrooms, millennials and Gen Xers are also looking for homes with modern or contemporary exteriors that are designed for multiple generations. Other changes include an interest in exercise rooms and home offices in their homes, as well as designated bike lanes in their communities. “With this data, you immediately see that younger buyers have been impacted by the pandemic more than older generations,” said Rose Quint, NAHB assistant vice president of survey research. Only 18% of baby boomers, on the other hand, noted a change in their preferences. Baby boomers are interested in smaller homes on smaller lots, preferably in the suburbs. They also have an eye toward energy efficiency; top features unique to this generation include energyefficient lighting and ENERGY STAR appliances. Quint attributed the greater interest in energy-efficient features to prior homeownership. “Boomers have likely owned a home before and understand the costs of heating and cooling a home,” she noted.

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Norman Festival Home #07

C.A. McCarty Construction

2309 Ingels Place in Hallbrooke Get to this addition from E. Rock Creek Road between 12th and 24th Avenue N.E. Enter south on Hallbrooke Drive and take a left (east) onto Burning Tree. Turn north onto Ingels Circle which leads to the cul de sac of Ingels Place.

This modern home is a unique 2-story design with a spacious 3,151 sq. ft of space. The home begins with a covered front porch leading you into an open entry with custom staircase and reading nook. The home has a study, a great room, and a breakfast area in the huge kitchen that also offers a double sink nested in a marble-slab island. Downstairs has the primary bedroom with a huge walk-in closet connected to a craft closet and then leads to a utility room. The back patio is also covered with ample room for entertaining and relaxing. Upstairs, there are three bedrooms, two full baths, plus a bonus room with balcony. This home is loaded with style and high-end contemporary design. Built in the desirable Hallbrooke neighborhood, visit and experience it for yourself!

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Oklahoma City Festival Home #08

Landmark Fine Homes

4209 SW 127th in The Preserve at Parkside The Preserve at Parkside is located off of Meridian between SW 119th and SW 134th on the east side of the road directly south of South Lakes Park.

All the things you are wanting in your next floor plan are included in this home! “The Patrick” is making its debut in our floor plan series. One-level plans continue to be one of our top requests. This floor plan packs all the things you are looking for in one level: a media room, an open kitchen/ living room layout, a study, and large dining area. The kitchen has a large island, tons of storage, a pantry and oversized vent hood. The secluded primary suite offers access to the utility room and the kids living area is surrounded by three secondary bedrooms. The home is also designed with an oversized garage with a great space for a workshop area. Come visit this stunning home today! landmarkfinehomes.com Phone: (405) 400-8616 Warranty: 1-year builder, 10-year

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3 Ways to Make Your Home Renovations Shine Homeowners continue to invest more in remodeling and home improvements than ever before. Spending on home renovations has surged and experts predict that trend will continue. Let’s take a look at a few of the key elements of successful home improvement to consider within your next project:

at Dahlin Group in Pleasanton, CA. More light in your home doesn’t always mean better. The key is determining the size and placement of the windows based on a home’s layout. Different angles of light at different times of the day will add character and balance the space.

STAY TRUE TO THE ORIGINAL CHARACTER

Especially for those who spend most of their day indoors, creating a connection to the outdoors has become increasingly valuable. In fact, according to the most recent NAHB study What Home Buyers Really Want, 78% of home buyers consider a patio to be either “desirable” or “essential.” As a result, builder data show that the percentage of new single-family homes with patios rose to 63% last year.

Sometimes during extensive home improvement projects, the original character of the home is lost. Experts say this approach makes the home appear disjointed or out of place. Staying true to its original character was the primary objective for The New American Remodel® 2022 – a flagship exhibit of the 2022 NAHB International Builders’ Show®. “The vision for the 2022 New American Remodel was to really capture the essence of this mid-century/modern home, without taking away from its original beauty and charm,” said Phil Kean, president of Phil Kean Design Group and the project’s lead architect. Many of the original elements that were kept and enhanced include an expansive great room, floor-to-ceiling windows, a large stone fireplace and the front porch overlooking a nearby lake. OPTIMIZE NATURAL LIGHT

The right amount of illumination can make or break a room. In 2020, the America at Home study surveyed nearly 7,000 consumers nationwide to better understand how their home design preferences may have changed in light of COVID-19. The study confirmed that one of the top things people are now looking for in a home is abundant natural light, says Donald Ruthroff, AIA, principal and senior architect

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Demand for outdoor living space is especially high among millennials, many of whom indicated a specific interest in front porches. “I love the fact that styles are cyclical, and that front porches are becoming popular again,” shared Allison Paul, principal at Lessard Design in Vienna, Va. “People want to be outdoors.” But not just any outdoor space will do, as the majority of consumers say they strongly prefer “multifunctional” patios over “open yard” designs. For home owners who want to make that ideal, multifunctional space, design professionals suggest creating multilevel terraces, sunken patios, or outdoor kitchen-living rooms. No matter what your home improvement needs are, it is always best to enlist the expertise of a professional remodeler to help guide you through the process. To find a professional interior designer or remodeler in Oklahoma City, Norman, or south central Oklahoma, see our online BASCO member directory at BASCO-OK.com/find-a-pro.

Need to find contractors who can help you complete your project? Go to our online directory at BASCO-OK.com/find-a-pro for a full directory of local home improvement vendors.

Oklahoma City Festival Home #09

Landmark Fine Homes

1501 SW 163rd in The Springs at Native Plains The Springs at Native Plains is located off SW 164th between Penn and Western. You will enter the community through the gates on the North side of the street.

The Karsten plan is making its debut in The Springs at Native Plains! This floor plan is the largest at 2,150 sq. ft. in The Springs Series. You will love the open entertaining space with a focal ceiling treatment. Nestled behind the kitchen is an expanded laundry area that has the perfect addition of a Dog Room—a pet space with a bathing station and a pet door allowing your 4-legged friends the freedom of coming in and out on their own. A large dining area allows you to join a large group around the table. The kitchen has a large island with ample storage and pantry. The Primary Retreat is secluded and offers a large closet. Two secondary bedrooms, bath and a study complete the interior. In back, the patio is grounded with brick walls and great view of the back yard. The gated community of The Springs at Native Plains offers yard maintenance, a community clubhouse, fitness center, pickle ball court, pool, walking trails and pond. Monthly gatherings allow you to get to know all the wonderful people in the neighborhood.

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Norman Festival Home #10

Landmark Fine Homes

924 Villaverde Drive in Montoro Ridge H Uof DPorter S O on N Montoro Ridge is located off Tecumseh just east F L O O R P L A N the south side3370 of sq. the road. ft. MOL

A front porch welcomes you as you enter the home. The open vaulted ceiling in the living room, grand kitchen with great views of the backyard, and double pantries make this home perfect for entertaining. The media room/flex space is tucked off of the kitchen area. A “kids living area” has been a soughtafter feature in our homes and this one does not disappoint. It is tucked in around three secondary bedrooms with two full baths. The Primary Suite is secluded with a spa-like bath including a free-standing tub. The home also has as a Dog Room with a dog door. The kitchen has a Large Island, tons of storage, pantry, and oversized vent hood—an amazing area for cooking and socializing. Come see today!

landmarkfinehomes.com Phone: (405) 400-8616 Warranty: 1-year builder, 10-year RWC

2022 Color Trends and Design Ideas Summer is a great time for fresh starts— great weather, new goals, new routines, you name it. It can also be a great time to give your home a quick refresh as well. And one of the easiest ways to rejuvenate your home is with a fresh coat of paint.

Want a splash of color? Choose PANTONE’s 2022 Color of the Year Veri Peri

For its 2022 color of the year, global color authority Pantone has for the first time created a brand new shade: Pantone 17-3938 Very Peri, a vibrant periwinkle blue with violet red undertones. Evergreen Fog, as seen in entry above. Photo: Courtesy of Sherwin-Williams

New home design trends in recent years have emphasized wellness to match the focus on overall health in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, so it’s no surprise that the 2022 color trends are following suit. Major paint manufacturers across the board have selected subtle green-gray hues as their top pick because of their versatility and serene ambiance. Here are home design ideas and creative ways you can incorporate these trendy tints into your home. PLAY UP AN ACCENT FEATURE. Paint colors aren’t just for your walls.

Whether you’re breathing new life into an old piece of furniture or adding a pop of color to your kitchen island, bold, lively hues such as Farrow & Ball’s Breakfast Room Green or Dutch Boy’s Cypress Garden can instantly refresh any room. Take a look around your favorite spots in the home to see what elements could use a little refresh.

“It was really important for us to come up with a new color, because we have a very new vision of the world now,” Pantone Color Institute executive director Leatrice Eiseman told CNN. After the lockdowns of 2020, 2022’s Very Peri symbolizes the changes the world is experiencing as we look to move beyond the isolation and uncertainty of the pandemic. The color is the “happiest and warmest of all the blue hues,” said the company. “It’s unusual to refer to blue as ‘happy,’ but when you add that red element to it, that’s exactly what happened,” Eiseman added, speaking to Time. “We felt it was so important to put together a color that encapsulated the feeling of newness.”

CREATE A MINI SPA. The definition of home has changed for many in

recent years, as it has had to serve as living space, office space, home gym and maybe even a classroom. With all that activity, it’s important to have some place to retreat and regroup. Transform a quiet space in your home — be it a bedroom, bathroom or hobby space — into your instant relaxation area by creating a serene backdrop using softer color selections, such as Behr’s silvery green Breezeway or Benjamin Moore’s October Mist. ENHANCE YOUR HOME’S NATURAL BEAUTY. Organic textiles, such as

wood or stone, provide an instant connection to the outdoors even when you can’t get outside, which can help lift your mood — especially in the winter in colder climates. Finding colors that complement these strong neutrals, such as Sherwin-Williams’ Evergreen Fog, PPG’s Olive Spring and Valspar’s Blanched Thyme, provides balance and helps bring the outdoors in to create a naturally beautiful home. For more information about home design trends, view the online directory of interior designers at BASCO-OK.com/find-a-pro.

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of 2022 The pandemic shifted the way individuals work, play and live at home. At the start of each year, the Best in American Living Awards (BALA) recognizes dozens of new projects from this past year featuring the most innovative layouts and eye-catching design elements. Functional and dazzling home features are reflected in the award-winning designs this year. TOP HOME DESIGN TRENDS FOR 2022

Whether you’re looking to buy a new home, thinking about renovating your current one, or you’re just interested in what’s new in home designs, here are some of the biggest home design trends you will see dominating in 2022. BEAMED AND/OR STAINED CEILINGS.

Different detailing overhead creates a wow factor for both low and high ceilings alike, while stains and tonal materials provide a more cohesive room palette. This trend is especially popular in kitchens. CREATIVE OUTDOOR SPACES. Post-pandemic

design continues to utilize the outdoors to develop spaces for relaxing, entertaining, home office or just taking in the views. Multilevel terraces, sunken living rooms with firepits and indoor courtyards are just a few examples of these designs. IMPROVED INDOOR/OUTDOOR CONNECTIONS.

Emphasis on health and wellness has led to an increased focus on creating intentional, seamless transitions from indoors to outdoors. Material choices can play a large role by visually connecting adjoining spaces, but even details as subtle as skylights in the kitchen or glass walls to take advantage of the surrounding views can usher

in these natural connections. Landscape designs are also improving to seamlessly blend the home with the surrounding area. MORE DURABLE MATERIALS.

As indoor and outdoor spaces continue to blend, materials that operate equally in both conditions are key to creating a smooth transition. This includes not only the doors or track systems to bridge the gap, but also selections such as ceiling treatments or flooring, where materials such as stone can provide a wow factor both inside and out. RESORT-LIKE AMENITIES. More time spent at home

means greater attention paid to features to enhance it, whether it’s an outdoor lounge or a game room. Pets are very important, with designs increasingly incorporating areas such as dog spas, pet pads or dog runs. ENHANCED FOCUS ON FUNCTION. Homes

have had to work harder for their residents in recent years, and designs are adapting to incorporate more functional and multi-functional spaces to use. Examples include wine storage, prep kitchens, mudrooms and dedicated gym or workout areas. SIZE DOESN’T MATTER. Spaces

should get as much mileage out of their designs as possible, whether it’s a remodeled great room/dining room/kitchen to improve functionality or a glass-encased room with doors to provide privacy when needed while remaining connected to the rest of the home. For more information about the latest designs for your home, or to create the new home of your dreams, find a BASCO member, builder, or remodeler online at BASCO-OK.com/find-a-pro.

Want to see more on current trends and home design style? Go to our blog at BASCO-OK.com/blog for information relevant to any home enthusiast.

Newcastle Festival Home #11

1st Oklahoma Homes

3700 Dragon Fire Court in The Ridge The Ridge is located north of Hwy 9 and East of Hwy 62. The Ridge entrance is on the east side of the highway. Turn into The Ridge then right on Black Forrest Court, then left onto SE 37th St. Go all the way to the last street. Home is on the corner of SE 37th St. and Dragon Fire Ct.

This beautiful 2,125 square foot home is located on a 0.67 acre lot and is just what you’ve been looking for! Minutes away from the city, this spacious 3 bedroom home has 2.5 baths and it also has a study that could be used for a 4th bedroom. It also has a large covered porch and patio to sit back and enjoy the colorful Oklahoma Sunsets! This is an energy-efficient home with a HERS test. The home is on a corner lot with a 3-car garage. Come see it for yourself! okchomebuilder.com Phone: (405) 701-5557 Warranty: 1-year builder, 10-year RWC Plans by: Bill Perry

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Norman Festival Home #12

Sheridan Homes, LLC

505 Greens Parkway in Highland Village From I-35, take exit 112 for Tecumseh Road. Continue heading east on Tecumseh Road. Turn right onto N. Porter Avenue. Turn right onto Highland Village Drive, then left onto Hamden Ave. Turn right onto Greens Parkway, home is on your right.

This contemporary home of 2,257 sq. ft. has an amazing floor plan which mixes traditional and modern elements with a split floor plan, formal dining space, mudroom, large windows, and modern light fixtures throughout. The primary suite has a beautiful bathroom with double vanities, jacuzzi tub, walk-in shower, and ample storage in the walk-in closet. The other two bedrooms have a jack-and-jill bathroom with built-in shelving. It also includes an underground storm shelter, tankless water heater, sprinkler system, and is scheduled to receive a competitive HERS rating. This home has an amazing location with a green belt right behind the home. This green belt connects to a local park with a playground, pond, and gazebo. 505 Greens has everything on top of the assurance that your home is built by professionals who have been doing this for 25 years.

sheridan-homes.com Phone: (405) 641-0447 Price: $446,886 Warranty: 1-year builder Plans by: WW Design

Norman Festival Home #13

Sheridan Homes, LLC

513 Crestland Drive in Alameda Park Go east on Tecumseh Rd. to 24th Ave NE and turn south then turn right into Alameda Park on Jackson Drive. Follow it to Crestland Drive and turn right (north). Home will be on the corner of Crestland Drive and Alameda Park Drive, on your right.

This home of 1,593 sq. ft. has a perfect location! It sits on a corner lot across the street from the neighborhood park and walking trails. The open concept living, dining, and kitchen spaces are flooded with light during the day with windows that look out into the backyard and nearby green belt. It features a bright, contemporary kitchen that connects to the living area. The primary suite has a large walk-in shower and closet. The closet has another entrance which is right across from the utility room making laundry chores easy. The open concept living, dining, and kitchen spaces are flooded with light during the day with windows that look out into the back yard and nearby green belt. This home brings a lot to the table with the nearby green belt, study, and functional floor plan.

sheridan-homes.com Phone: (405) 641-0447 Price: $270,810 Warranty: 1-year builder Plans by: WW Design

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Tuttle Festival Home #14

Landmark Fine Homes

2013 E Rock Creek Road in Lincoln Ridge This community is located south of HWY 37 off of Cemetery Road in Tuttle.

This plan is BRAND NEW in our Acreage Series. If you are ready to have some space between you and your neighbor, this community is for you! The home is 2,271 sq. ft. of a traditional style with so much style. An open living room gathering space is great for entertaining large groups with lots of windows to enjoy the great views. A pocket office is located off the kitchen to allow for zoom meetings, crafts, or a traditional study. Four bedrooms and two baths complete this wonderful home. landmarkfinehomes.com Phone: (405) 400-8616 Warranty: 1-year builder, 10-year RWC

Moore Festival Home #15

R&R Homes, LLC

2700 SE 20th Circle in Edgewater Located off of SE 19th Street in Moore, between Bryant and Sunnylane Rd.

When you first approach this breathtaking home using the Romans floor plan of 2,535 sq. ft., you will be so excited to see a stylish modern design right from the start! Upon entrance you are greeted with a dedicated entry that leads into a connected grand living, kitchen and dining area that features plenty of space and an abundance of design options! Take a turn off of the entry into the large study that can be used as a 4th bedroom with closet. The large living room opens up to an immaculate kitchen with island, pantry and room to entertain. The 2nd and 3rd bedrooms have step-in closets, and the utility room is centrally located for convenience. The primary retreat is built with dual vanities, soaking jetted tub, and private powder room along with HUGE closet! Enjoy the outdoors with a large covered back patio. Come see today!

rrhomesllc.com Phone: (405) 441-5075 Warranty: 1-year builder and 10-year warranty Plans by: R&R Homes

Top Four Questions to Ask Your Remodeler LONG HAVE YOU BEEN IN BUSINESS? It usually takes 3 to 5 years to 1. HOW establish a sound business. Make sure they’ll be around after the construction

is complete to service any warranties. TYPE OF INSURANCE DO YOU HAVE? Make sure the builder/ 2. WHAT remodeler has workers’ compensation and general liability insurance. If not,

you may be liable for any construction-related accidents on your property. Note: All BASCO members are required to have workers’ compensation and general liability insurance. YOU HAVE REFERENCES? Professionals should have current references 3. DO they can easily provide from current and past clients. If they won’t, pass. YOU PROVIDE A WRITTEN CONTRACT? A qualified remodeler will 4. CAN provide a written estimate before beginning and a detailed contract. It should

clearly state what work will be performed and the payment schedule. Check BASCO’s directory of professional remodelers who are committed to the highest professional and ethical standards at BASCO-OK.com/find-a-pro.

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Norman Festival Home #16

Acacia Homes, LLC

3912 Irvine Drive in Cascade Estates From Tecumseh and NW 36th, Go south on 36th to Cascade Blvd., or East on Tecumseh to Astor Drive. STUDY/BED 14' X 12'

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This beautiful new Forever Home is tucked into the well-established neighborhood of Cascade Estates. Sitting at 2,400 sq. ft. the home has much to offer with a modern design and an open floor plan. It is built with a grand living room, dining room, four bedrooms, three baths and a kitchen that is perfect for cooking and socializing, with lots of storage and counter space.

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Some unique features include its location on a spacious 11,000 sq. ft. lot, plus an oversized garage. Come see all the details for yourself! Visit Cascade Estates today to see why it is one of Norman’s best and most sought after neighborhoods!

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Noble Festival Home #17

R&R Homes, LLC

902 Dahlia lane in Azalea Farms From Highway 9 in Norman, go South on HWY 77 (Purcell exit) to Etowah. Head East on Etowah to 8th St, then South on 8th. Follow to community on the left side of the road.

You won’t find anything more charming that this model home using the Baltimore floor plan of 1,575 sq. ft. located in the newest community Azalea Farms in beautiful Noble! Just minutes from Norman, each home has a uniquely custom design by R&R Homes. As you walk up to the door, you’ll be greeted by a covered porch leading to a dedicated foyer. The 2nd and 3rd bedrooms plus jack-and-jill bath are on your right, and the study (or 4th bedroom) is to your left. The foyer leads to the open and large area that includes the dining area, living room with fireplace, and large kitchen with a massive island and walk-in pantry! The utility room is centrally located, and the primary suite offers a huge walk-in closet and double vanity sinks. Out back, enjoy a covered patio for your personal retreat. The home also offers a 2 1/2 car garage for extra storage and workspace.

rrhomesllc.com Phone: (405) 441-5075 Warranty: 1-year builder and 10-year warranty Plans by: R&R Homes

Use a Certified Professional Builder Certified Professional Builders are individuals who have met a requirements in continuing education and ethical practices in the building industry. These builders are considered at “the top of the class” in their profession. These are the Festival of Homes builders who are also Certified Professional Builders:

OUR TEAM IS HERE TO HELP YOU FIND THE HOME OF YOUR DREAMS SHERYL SEMORE NMLS # 513155 Sr. Mortgage Loan Originator (405) 650-6247 ssemore@stridebank.com stridemortgage.com/ssemore

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Dan Reeves - Landmark Fine Homes Ali Farzenah - 1st Oklahoma Homes Curtis McCarty - C.A. McCarty Construction

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Dusty Johnston - Liberty Homes Aaron Wright - R&R Homes, LLC

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Newcastle Festival Home #18 1001 Labelle Drive in Wyndemere From Highway 9 in Norman, go west. The Wyndemere community is located just off of Country Club Rd & 16th Street.

This craftsman style home uses the Daniel floor plan which comprises 1,795 sq. ft. of modern features you will love. Convenience and style are in no shortage with 3 bedrooms, a study, huge primary suite with built-in shelves and large bath with walk-in closet, linen closet, private powder room, and 2 separate vanities. The 2nd & 3rd bedrooms both have roomy closets. There’s a dining area that leads to the back patio, a mud room adjoined with a utility room, and so many beautiful details. The kitchen has a large island with double sink. Smart use of space in this plans has given tons of storage throughout! The Wyndemere community also has a new Splash Pad and 2 miles of walking/bike trails within walk distance of addition! Come visit today!

rrhomesllc.com Phone: (405) 441-5075 Warranty: 1-year builder and 10-year warranty Plans by: R&R Homes

Moore Festival Home #19

Ideal Homes & Neighborhoods

16140 Tall Grass Drive in Native Plains Head south on Pennsylvania Ave. from SW 149th St. Turn left into the community on SW 159th St. The home is located on the NE corner of Tall Grass Dr. and SW 159th St. customize this plan COVERED PATIO 10' CL

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idealhomes.com Phone: (405) 777-7830 Price: $425k+ Warranty: 2-year warranty Plans by: Ideal Homes & Neighborhoods

How do you choose a builder to build your new home? Shop for your builder as thoroughly as you shop for your home because the quality of your home will be determined by the quality of the builder. Here are a few tips to get you started... MEET THE BUILDER Ask about the things that are important to you. Look at floor plans and talk about the home you want. How well does this company listen? Are your questions answered clearly and completely? Are phone calls returned promptly? Choose someone with whom you will be comfortable for the long term. LOOK AT MODELS Look carefully at everything, then return to those you like and look again. The quality you are looking at is the quality the builder will deliver. Check out the builder’s website to see examples of past work and design style.

COST PER SQUARE FOOT Accurate pricing requires detailed specifications and input from suppliers and trade contractors. Don't compare floor plans based on cost per square foot. Comparing two homes that each include 4 bedrooms and 3 baths might find one is built for $170 a square foot and another for $180. However, the apparently more expensive home might include a higher level of amenities and upgrades like energy-saving features. Many factors must come together for you to be comfortable with your builder—design, quality, price, scheduling, and of course, location. Throughout your exploration, you will get a feel for which one fits your needs best. Go to BASCO-OK.com for resources on remodeling, a directory of vendors, tips and resources. Or call us at (405) 360-4161.

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Moore Festival Home #20

Homes by Taber

3441 Superior Drive in The Waters Located off of N Eastern Ave in between SE 89th St and NE 27th St, only a mile and a half from I-240 and 2.5 miles from I-35.

Located in the Moore School District, The Waters offers various stocked fishing ponds and scenic walking trails throughout the community, as well as a private playground. Waterfront and shop homesites are available! The Waters hosts Red Series homes ranging from 1,800 – 3,350 sq. ft. Every Red Series home offers a three-car garage and is Proudly Overbuilt® with $83,000 worth of included features to make homeowning a breeze.

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Moore Festival Home #21 2800 Heather Haven in Broadmoore Heights Located off of S Bryant Ave in between SE 19th St and SE 34th St, just 3.5 miles from I-35.

Broadmoore Heights is in the Moore School District and is located just 3.5 miles from I-35! Broadmoore Heights offers a neighborhood playground, stocked fishing pond, and a newly announced pool coming soon! Broadmoore Heights hosts both White and Red Series homes, all Proudly Overbuilt® with $83,000 worth of included features that other builders consider upgrades. homesbytaber.com Phone: (405) 285-5105 Warranty: 1-year builder

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