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We've been at the Spanish-style home biz for nearly 20 years. This project, taking two years to complete, is at the top of our favorites list!
The kitchen (& entire home) is grounded with brown terracotta tile flooring, called Manganese Saltillo tile, in the San Felipe pattern.
Wooden cabinets & white stucco walls are staples in Spanish Revival design.
The industrial appliances and mixed stainless steel & brass metals modernize this kitchen. A terracotta tile backsplash completes the look.
An open floor plan from the kitchen & dining room reveals an inviting space for gatherings in the living room.
Plush & oversized furniture add softness against the Saltillo flooring, wooden beams, and wrought iron light fixtures. It's a perfect balance.
The terracotta tile pattern in these niches creates a cohesive look by matching the kitchen backsplash.
The bathrooms include classic features of Spanish Revival design with a modern twist.
Again, Saltillo tile flooring speaks Spanish Revival style, while white subway tile & brass fixtures add a modern touch.
Large double doors that walk out to a sunny southern California day by the pool are worth waking up for!
Spanish Revival homes are known for outdoor courtyards, tiered fountains, and gathering areas.
Hand-painted Mexican tiles (Talavera tiles) add generations-old artistry to this outdoor style. Saltillo tile on the stair risers matches the color of the indoor flooring.
Who doesn't love gathering around a fire pit to warm up on those cool desert nights? This fire pit is featured in Mexican tiles. Mindy Laven Home is credited with the design for this remodel.
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