7 Must-See Trends & The Official 2025 Northern Utah Parade Of Homes Schedule
The Northern Utah Parade of Homes 2025 is officially set to showcase the region's finest new construction and cutting-edge design, offering a two-week exclusive look at luxury residences and innovative building trends. Starting this July, the annual event, organized by the Northern Wasatch Home Builders Association (NWHBA), is the definitive source for anyone looking to build a custom home, renovate a current property, or simply immerse themselves in the future of Utah home design. This year's showcase promises to highlight a significant shift in architectural and interior design, moving toward warmer palettes, sustainable materials, and advanced smart-home technology, reflecting the dynamic 2025 housing market.
For prospective homeowners and design enthusiasts, the 2025 Parade is an essential event that provides unparalleled access to the craftsmanship of Northern Utah's premier builders. The homes featured are not just structures; they are curated experiences, demonstrating how builders are adapting to modern demands for flexible layouts, energy efficiency, and a deep connection to the stunning Wasatch Front landscape. The latest information, as of December 23, 2025, confirms the official dates, hours, and a peek into some of the most anticipated homes on the tour.
Northern Wasatch Parade of Homes 2025: Official Schedule & Ticket Information
The Northern Wasatch Parade of Homes is the centerpiece of the Northern Utah new construction scene, primarily featuring residences across the Weber County area. The 2025 event is a highly anticipated affair, providing a fresh perspective on what is possible in custom home building.
Key Details and Dates
- Official Dates: The 2025 Northern Wasatch Parade of Homes will run from Friday, July 11, 2025, through Saturday, July 26, 2025.
- Location Focus: The event primarily showcases homes in the Northern Wasatch region, including the Weber and Davis County areas. Specific locations will include residences in communities like Eden and Pleasant View.
- Organizer: The Northern Wasatch Home Builders Association (NWHBA) is the official host and organizer of the annual event.
Hours of Operation
Planning your visit is crucial, as the hours are limited to late afternoons and weekends to accommodate the high volume of visitors and respect the neighborhoods. The homes will be closed on Sundays and Mondays.
- Tuesday: 4:00 PM – 9:00 PM
- Wednesday: 4:00 PM – 9:00 PM
- Thursday: 4:00 PM – 9:00 PM
- Friday: 4:00 PM – 9:00 PM
- Saturday: 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Ticket and App Guide
In a continued effort to streamline the experience, the 2025 Parade will utilize a fully digital system.
- Digital Tickets: All tickets are digital and must be purchased online prior to or upon arrival at the first home. Ticket takers will be available to assist with mobile purchases at the door.
- Official App: The best way to navigate the tour is through the "Northern Wasatch Parade" app (powered by ParadeSmart), which serves as your ultimate digital guide, complete with home locations, builder details, and interactive maps.
Spotlight on Anticipated Builders and Homes for 2025
The true draw of the Parade is the opportunity to see the work of master craftsmen and custom home builders. While the full list of participating builders is extensive, early previews highlight several must-see residences that exemplify the 2025 trends.
Martineau Homes: This builder is set to showcase House #17, known as the Sage Manor, located in the scenic Eden, Utah. Given the location, this home is expected to feature stunning mountain and valley views, incorporating large windows and outdoor living spaces that seamlessly blend with the natural Northern Utah environment. Martineau Homes is known for its high-end finishes and attention to detail, making this a pivotal stop on the tour.
REV Homes: Visitors should also prioritize House #11, The Grandview Tudor, situated in Pleasant View. The name suggests a modern take on the classic Tudor architectural style, likely featuring the curved architecture and soft lines that are becoming a major trend in 2025. REV Homes often focuses on creating flexible layouts and highly livable spaces, perfect for the growing multigenerational family trend in Utah.
The 7 Hottest Northern Utah Home Design Trends of 2025
The 2025 Parade of Homes is more than just a tour; it’s a forecast of the next decade in residential design. The homes on display will be a masterclass in current new construction trends, moving away from the stark, minimalist looks of the past and embracing a more organic, tech-integrated future. These are the seven trends you will see everywhere in the NWHBA showcase:
1. The Rise of Warm, Moody, and Earthy Palettes
The era of stark white and cool gray is fading. Utah homes in 2025 are embracing warmth, with color palettes featuring rich, moody tones and deep earthy colors. Think terracotta, deep greens, warm browns, and muted golds, creating a cozy and inviting atmosphere that contrasts beautifully with the snowy Utah winters.
2. Sustainable and Locally Sourced Materials
Sustainability is no longer a niche feature; it’s a core design principle. Parade homes will heavily feature natural materials like reclaimed wood, stone countertops, and locally sourced materials that add texture and depth. This focus not only supports the environment but also connects the home to the regional aesthetic.
3. Curved Architecture and Soft Interior Lines
A significant architectural shift involves moving away from harsh, sharp angles. The 2025 homes will showcase curved walls, arched doorways, and softer interior lines that promote a sense of flow and tranquility. This trend extends to furniture and decor, embracing organic shapes.
4. Advanced Smart Home Integration
Technology is seamlessly integrated into the structure. Expect to see sophisticated smart home systems that manage everything from climate control and security to automated lighting and entertainment. These energy-efficient installations are designed to provide convenience and lower utility bills, a major selling point in the 2025 Utah housing market.
5. Flexible Layouts and Multigenerational Spaces
Modern living demands versatility. Builders are designing flexible layouts that can adapt to different life stages, from home offices that convert to guest suites to dedicated multigenerational spaces. This trend reflects the changing dynamics of family life in Northern Utah.
6. Dedicated Wellness and Retreat Zones
The home is becoming a sanctuary. Look for dedicated wellness zones, including luxurious spa-like bathrooms, home gyms, and meditation rooms. Outdoor living is also a huge focus, with elaborate patios, covered decks, and fire pits designed for year-round enjoyment of the stunning mountain views.
7. Builder Incentives and New Construction Focus
The 2025 market analysis shows a modest increase in home sales, and new construction inventory is higher than in recent low points. This means that builders are often "hungry" to sell, offering attractive incentives and a compelling reason for buyers to choose a brand-new home over a fixer-upper. The Parade provides a perfect opportunity to meet these builders and discuss potential deals on custom or spec homes.
Beyond the Northern Wasatch: Other Utah Parade Events
While the Northern Wasatch Parade is the highlight for the Weber County area, Utah hosts several other major Parade of Homes events that offer further inspiration for custom home buyers and design enthusiasts:
- Utah Valley Parade of Homes 2025: Held earlier in the year, this event runs from June 5–21, 2025, and focuses on the Utah County area.
- Top of Utah Parade of Homes 2025: Typically held in the fall, the 2025 event is scheduled for September. It often features homes from builders like Stone Gate Homes and Crescent Ridge Construction.
- Salt Lake County Parade of Homes: While dates vary, this event showcases custom builders in the greater Salt Lake area, such as Gordon Milar Construction.
The Northern Utah Parade of Homes 2025 is an unmissable event for anyone interested in the future of residential living. From the innovative designs of Martineau Homes and REV Homes to the overarching trends of sustainability and smart technology, the NWHBA has curated a showcase that is both inspiring and practical for the modern homeowner.
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