Mediterranean Style

Mediterranean style is inspired by the Greek, Italian, and Spanish coasts. White walls, arches, terracotta, deep blue, and vegetation. Bright and warm.

With Mediterranean style: light plaster, cement tiles, decorative arches, terracotta pottery, and potted olive trees.

Mistake: a Mediterranean style without natural light. This style needs sunlight; compensate with abundant warm lighting if necessary.

For a Mediterranean style, opt for natural materials like stone, terracotta, raw wood, and light fabrics. They add texture and a warm atmosphere.

The Mediterranean palette generally consists of warm, bright tones, such as white, ochre, azure blue, olive green, and terracotta reds. These colors reflect the region's brightness.

Add Mediterranean plants such as olive trees, laurels, bougainvillea, or lemon trees. Arrange them in terracotta planters or stone pots for an authentic look.

Arches, arcades, vaults, and mullioned windows are emblematic elements of Mediterranean style. They add depth and dimension to the space.

Prioritize generous natural light by installing large windows. Supplement with warm indirect lighting, using wrought iron or terracotta fixtures.