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63,933 Mediterranean Home Design PhotosThe rich colors and textures of Europe’s Mediterranean region have become popular in architectural and interior design the world over. The style comes from Spain, Greece and Italy, with some variance between the cultures. Spanish style could include a Moorish or Moroccan influence, with wrought iron, patterned tiles, stucco walls, and bright textiles such as kilims.The Greek aesthetic takes its cues from the sea, with lots of deep blues, crisp aquas, and turquoises mixing with white plaster walls and whitewashed floors. Stately columns and pillars in Greek Revival style hark back to the architecture of the Parthenon and other classic structures. Italian-style Mediterranean design features plenty of earthy materials, such as terracotta, clay tiles, and rustic wood beams. Mediterranean style can be as grand as a palatial Tuscan villa or as homey as a rustic kitchen with wood burning oven and family-style dining table. |  |
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Outdoor living room by Carole Carr Design
"The client wanted a very usable space that could be used at night or during the day. At night, the lanterns cast a beautiful design on the solid fabrics creating a beautiful light mosaic."
Sesshu Design Associates, Ltd
Washington DC Area Furniture and Interiors
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Barnes Vanze Architects, Inc
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Photographer: Anice Hoachlander from Hoachlander Davis Photography, LLC Principal
Designer: Anthony "Ankie" Barnes, AIA, LEED AP
Pool Environments, Inc.
Bill Bibb, Designer Archiverde Landscape, built by Pool Environments
The project includes a koi pond/water garden and waterwall. The koi/water garden acts as a "mote" to the entrance of the residence. Thick native Texas limestone leuders create a bridge visitors cross to reach the home. A large glass wall with built in planters on top is settled in the middle of the water ga... more »
Pekarek Crandell Architects
Pat Brodie Landscape Design
This is a small condo backyard which was originally a steep hill and was not a useable space. We terraced with stone and created 2 seating areas.The main outdoor living space now has an outdoor kitchen and stone fireplace. The garden includes succulents, seasonal color, and drought tolerant plants.
The rich colors and textures of Europe’s Mediterranean region have become popular in architectural and interior design the world over. The style comes from Spain, Greece and Italy, with some variance between the cultures. Spanish style could include a Moorish or Moroccan influence, with wrought iron, patterned tiles, stucco walls, and bright textiles such as kilims.The Greek aesthetic takes its cues from the sea, with lots of deep blues, crisp aquas, and turquoises mixing with white plaster walls and whitewashed floors. Stately columns and pillars in Greek Revival style hark back to the architecture of the Parthenon and other classic structures. Italian-style Mediterranean design features plenty of earthy materials, such as terracotta, clay tiles, and rustic wood beams. Mediterranean style can be as grand as a palatial Tuscan villa or as homey as a rustic kitchen with wood burning oven and family-style dining table.
