Woman-centric homes intuitively appeal to women, according to Linda Reimer, President of Design Basics. Reimer explained that after conducting numerous focus groups with women of all ages and backgrounds from across the country, Design Basics discovered there are four primary aspects that are important to women when selecting a home plan: flexible living spaces; entertaining; storage; and de-stressing areas. “Because of the livability of woman-centric homes, the homes are popular with men, too. From both an economic and a design standpoint, builders just can’t afford to continue offering the same old home designs. You have to look at a design through the lens of ‘how does the home live?’ because that’s the way women view a home,” said Reimer.

Frank Pikus, of H&S Covenant, said he was totally convinced of the value of the woman-centric approach after attending a two-day seminar at the Omaha, Nebraska headquarters of Design Basics to learn about woman-centric home design, building, and customer care. “It just makes so much sense,” said Pikus, continuing, “In addition to the home designs, we’re re-designing our customer’s experience of buying and building a new home. Everything is being structured to make the process less stressful and more enjoyable. With Woman-Centric Matters, Design Basics is helping us transform our company into a remarkable business. They’re with us all the way.”

For more information on these homes and others being built by H&S Covenant, visit www.HSCustomBuilders.com.

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Woman-Centric Matters is a division of Design Basics, Inc. Whether it is a home plan, product or service, Woman-Centric Matters designs solutions from a woman’s perspective. For more information, visit www.WomanCentricMatters.com or contact Melissa Arnold, PR Coordinator, Melissa@womancentricmatters.com