Spanish Colonial
Also referred to as Mission Style, this design lives at the intersection of luxury and leisure. The feel is refined yet approachable, a timeless trend that started in the 1600s and continues in popularity today.
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Materials
Perfectly blends natural and worn woods with warm metals, granite countertops, and shiplap.
Atmosphere
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Common Characteristics
Small & Few
Windows
Originally, small windows were an efficient way to prevent excess sunlight from entering and heating the home. Historical homes will use few windows, although more modern homes may ignore this rule.
Neutral Palette
With Pops of Color
Dark woods and black or warm metals provide contrast against white stucco walls. The main color palette is white and beige, while the secondary color palette utilizes pops of red, purple, yellow, or pink.
Spanish Colonial Period
Building Techniques
Regionality may determine which materials are used, although clay, wood, iron, and stucco are staples. Stone, decorative tile, and plants are used as complementary elements. Arched doorways are common occurrences.
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Spanish Colonial Decor Style
Spanish Colonial decor, often hailed as "Colonial Elegance," is a timeless and graceful design aesthetic that has left an indelible mark on the world of interior design. Delve deeper into the Spanish Colonial flair, examining its rich history, essential elements, and ways to imbue your living spaces with its enduring charm.
Decorating Technique
Sharp vs. Smooth Angles In Interior Design
When it comes to interior design, one of the fundamental decisions you'll face is whether to embrace sharp angles or opt for smoother, curvier lines in your decor. These design choices can drastically impact the overall look and feel of a space. With guidance from some of Amerelle wallplates most experienced designers, let’s explore the aesthetics and principles behind sharp and smooth angles in interior design.
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Southwestern
Geometric patterns and a rich, warm color palette pay homage to the tribes of the Southwest. Primitive art, woven blankets, raw wood, and leather create an earthy, casual environment.
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Mediterranean interiors evoke the feeling of warm breezes and sun. Stucco walls, terra cotta tiles, and carved wood are common materials. Brass, copper, and bronze hardware highlight the natural palette.
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Simple, light backdrops adorned with wood, brass, and marble create an open, inviting space, while wood beam ceilings, grand archways, and plaster fireplaces add architectural appeal.
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