by What comes to your mind first and foremost in association with the word ‘Mediterranean’? Is it a delicious seafood salad, or a sip of a premium red wine? Does it perhaps remind you of long seaside walks, long swims, or cheerful music?
Mediterranean design covers more regions than you can imagine, drawing from countries in northern Africa, western Asia, and southern Europe. Although each local has its own unique offer, this region has many similarities in design that are admired throughout the world. Whether it’s an aquatic palette that echoes the beaches of the Greek Islands or uses luminous textiles from Morocco, the Mediterranean style is warm, rooted in history, and very beautiful.
If you are not located near these coastal countries, don’t worry, because we have a lot of inspiration to start. White stucco walls, dome ceilings, and ancient statues are just the beginning. Take a peek at our archives for these ten Mediterranean-inspired interiors.
What is Mediterranean style decor?
This style originated in countries north of the Mediterranean Sea, including Spain, Greece, and Italy, and is often referred to today as “Spanish modern.” Mediterranean-style decor ranges from simply functional to extremely formal.
What does Mediterranean style house mean?
The Mediterranean house plan is defined by an open style with large exterior windows, a low-pitched, tiled roof, and stucco or brick siding. This openness hearkens toward pleasant weather, making the Mediterranean house plan a favorite for warm climate locales.
Both your old and new design projects could benefit from this ‘warm’ influence on the Mediterranean style home and could take you to the wonderful coast in no time.
Let’s look at some of the ideas of this amazing Mediterranean design
