Popular Design Features From the Vesta Parade of Homes—BYHYU 216

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A couple of weeks ago, I took a road trip to the Vesta Parade of Homes in Memphis, TN. As usual, there were several new construction houses in the same neighborhood that were open for tours. I think this was my third year going to the Vesta parade of homes, and it never disappoints. The houses were transitional in style, meaning there was a mix of traditional and contemporary decor. Patterns and colors of furniture, rugs, and art leaned just a little more traditional than contemporary, probably because of the southern sensibility of the homes, buyers, and designers. But materials and fixtures had mostly clean lines and sleek finishes and were similar to what I’ve seen used throughout the country and on design websites and in magazines.

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