The furnishings of the house in Mediterranean design are imbued with the lightness and charm of the sea. The genre does not provide for luxury, elaborate accessories, decor and intricate furniture. Every detail in the decor is thought out, simple and functional. Due to these features, the genre is a bit similar to country and classical.

The furnished interiors display a marine theme, associated with warm summers, vacations, healthy eating and relaxation on a comfortable yacht. Tones, decor, shapes - reminiscent of the beauty of nature with notes of the sea.

History of the style

Many interiors often show the influence of nature and climatic features, and Mediterranean interiors are no exception. Moreover, along with Art Nouveau, this trend takes a leading position in borrowing features from the beauty of nature.

Since ancient times, the Mediterranean region has been ruled by strong states- Rome and Greece. The Greeks were famous for their handicrafts and various crafts, and the Romans were famous for their conquests and colonizations. Spain, having trade and military influence, also made a significant contribution to the formation of the Mediterranean direction in the interior. Culture introduced some trends into the genre North Africa and Turkey.

As a result, the culture was constantly supplemented with new trends and original characteristics of other peoples. The sea only contributed to this trend, since it covers several continents at once - Africa, Europe, and also Asia.

Another round of active development of the direction occurred after the Second World War. Residents of villages living near the sea began to actively look for work in cities; at the same time, they introduced elements country houses to city apartments.

Despite the emergence of new building materials and interior design trends, the Mediterranean interior in apartments and houses retains its main features, which can be considered original.

Main components

Let us list the main elements that make up the flow:

Spacious and bright rooms with large windows.
Plaster, paint, wood, and natural stone are used as finishing materials.
Warm colors of moderate saturation predominate, as well as all shades of blue and dark blue.
There is no overload of details.
Marine theme - colors, images, decor in the form of shells, corals, elements of sea vessels.
Natural textiles are used - airy white tulle, a canopy over the bed reminiscent of a mast ship, decorative pillows in colors characteristic of the genre, low-pile carpets and home roll runners.
Patterns can be floral, reminiscent of the Arabic style, associated with sea waves; The lines of the patterns are most often smoothed. Stripes are also used as an integral part of the marine theme.
Furniture is only functional and essential. The center of the room is left free of it.
Lots of light in the rooms. Are used lighting with wrought iron, striped or cream lampshades, shades with frosted glass white or cream tone.

Key varieties

Let's look at the main varieties into which the Mediterranean direction is divided.

Italian motives

The genre combines soft and warm tones - sunny yellow, orange, beige, shades of green, olive (can be rich), light golden, all shades of brown. The colors combine effectively with the stonework, which is made from smoothed stones that typically lie on the seabed.

This type of design involves surfaces complemented by handwork - painting, mosaic, plaster with patterns with specially made roughness.

Such decor is often combined in one room - mosaics are adjacent to paintings, and patterns on tiles are combined with plastered surfaces, complemented by patterns. With such a combination, it is important to avoid a clutter of accents, since the direction provides for naturalness and even airiness.

The furniture in the rooms is distinguished by functionality and comfort. Most often it is wooden or forged; Massive elements are allowed, but without elaborate decor.

An important nuance in rooms with Italian motifs is a lot of light and large windows. Even in the bathroom, you should have a large window that provides enough natural light.

Greek motifs

Unlike the Italian variety, the Greek variety includes not only warm, but also cold tones - all shades of blue and light blue. Other main colors are lemon, yellow, emerald, green, beige, white. Despite the presence of cold tones, the rooms are sunny and covered in the summer sea. When decorating rooms, designers also use a black tone, but it never dominates. Decorative elements or framing images on a light wall can be black.

This species is characterized by alternating several colors. White and blue shades are especially often alternated, since such a duet symbolizes the flag of Greece.

Acceptable inclusions of red and Pink colour most often in the form of textiles, ceramics and decoration. Since Greece is characterized by developed handicrafts and various crafts, be sure to complement the decor with ceramics and handmade items in the Greek tradition.

The style is characterized by orderliness and functionality, while being boldly combined different colors, and the decor is displayed - the result is a “golden mean”. The design is not associated with pedantry, but it cannot be called daring either.

An important nuance of the Greek look Mediterranean design The interior is considered to have space and an abundance of light, both natural and artificial.

Arabic elements in the setting

As already mentioned in the first section, some features of the interior in question originate from North Africa and Turkey.

Arabic motifs are expressed in the form of window and doorways-arches, white smooth walls, ceramic products in oriental style. Ceramic tiles with Arabic patterns are also used; and not just in the kitchen or bathroom. Its inclusions can also be seen in the bedrooms.

European sofas with leather covering light color are complemented by decorative pillows with an Arabic print, and carpets (or carpet runners) are designed in the same style.

Home improvement options

We suggest you consider interesting options home furnishings, shrouded in charm warm sea and summer.

Living room

To decorate your living room, choose a spacious and bright room with large windows. It should become the hallmark of the house and embody the intended environment as effectively as possible.
Blue and blue directions will help to reveal the Greek look blue colors against a basic white background.

Paint the ceiling and walls White color, add one or two of them with vertical stripes of ultramarine color. This solution will visually “raise” the ceiling.
Finish the floor wooden board in the manner of a ship’s deck, and lay a striped carpet with minimal pile on top.
Arrange the sofa area - beige sofas and soft chairs with fabric surface, padded decorative pillows yellow, blue and blue.
Place a coffee table made of cream-colored wood near the upholstered furniture.
Place decor on the table, for example, corals in decorative vase with a wide neck, more like a plate.

The decoration of the living room design in the Mediterranean genre will be plants - for the living room one large (or several) palm tree in a pot with wicker wood will be enough.

You can hang oil paintings on the walls depicting the southern coasts of Italy, Greece or Spain. Most often it is a calm sea, sand beach, sailing yachts, bushes and low trees against the backdrop of small houses.

Bedroom

Since the Mediterranean bedroom decor includes many summer elements, do not be afraid to use shades of blue and blue - the room will not become “cold”.
If you arrange your bedroom correctly, its furnishings will be saturated with the sea breeze, sunlight and the soothing breath of warm summer.

Plaster the walls with beige plaster, make the surface intentionally rough or apply patterns with smoothed lines.
Make the ceiling several shades lighter.
It is advisable to make the floor from balsa wood, which perfectly dampens noise while walking and is pleasant to the touch.
Lay a small blue or white-blue carpet on the floor.
Make the doors to the bedroom wooden and paint them in a light blue tone.
Complete the double bed with a canopy made of light translucent white fabric.
Attach the canopy to the blue metal frame.
Lay down a blue and white throw and accessorize the bed with lemon, olive and yellow throw pillows.

A low wooden chest of drawers and bedside tables in blue or cream shades are suitable for the bedroom. The bedroom walls can be decorated with photographs in marine frames or paintings with seascapes and sailing yachts.

Kitchen

The Mediterranean setting in the kitchen interior should be associated not only with the warm sea breeze, but also with Mediterranean cuisine - olives, fresh vegetables and fruits, fish and seafood, olive oil. The environment should awaken the appetite and evoke positive emotions.

Finish the walls ceramic tiles with a print in the form of flowers or a floral pattern in the Arabic style.
The main colors of the tiles are blue, white, blue and gold.
Cover the ceiling with white paint and complement it with blue cross beams made of wood.
Finish the floor with brown or wood-look tiles.
The kitchen set can be placed in white, and dinner table- with blue legs and a natural wood-colored surface.
Choose wooden chairs, preferably olive.
Complement large, bright windows with light olive tulle.

Use as decoration ceramic dishes and vases with patterns characteristic of the movement.

The Mediterranean style in the interior originated in the south of France, Italy, Greece, Spain, on the west coast of Turkey and the north of Egypt. Its design is very simple, without unnecessary luxury and chic. So, the design will not drag too much high costs, repairs can even be done with your own hands. The home decor is dominated by bright hues and smooth lines. The style is best suited to people who love peace and tranquility.

Main characteristics of the style

In the photo: Mediterranean style interior

IN Lately, the style has undergone some transformation. Initially, it served to decorate houses in small fishing villages. This is where the simplicity and functionality of the design comes from, as well as the small amount of furniture and textiles in the interior. After all, in small house Only the most necessary things can fit. But over time, the Mediterranean style in the interior migrated to large estates and acquired sophistication, while maintaining its laconicism. Here are a few signs of style:

Simple, laconic decor.
Forged metal jewelry in dark color.
Furniture from natural wood with elegant carvings without unnecessary details.
Stained glass inserts on the windows.
Smooth architectural lines (arched openings, spiral steps).
Braided carpets, tiles and mosaics on the floor (parquet can be laid in the bedroom).
Wicker furniture on the terrace.
White color is the basis of the wall decoration and contrasting dark furniture.
Use rich shades in the decor - blue, olive, turquoise, terracotta or sand.
Active use of imitation frescoes, decorative mosaics with marine symbols.

The Mediterranean style has its own variations depending on the traditions of which country it is based on. The most popular are its Italian and Greek subspecies. In the Italian version, warm colors are often used (terracotta, sand, yellow, ocher, brick and cream). You can see frescoes on the walls of the apartment, and stained glass on the windows. The house is replete with forged decorations, the furniture is low and dark in color.

In the Greek design style, the primary colors are cool (green, turquoise, blue or light blue). The texture of the walls is quite rough. Mosaics with traditional patterns are often laid on the floor. In the house you can see wicker chairs and the same mats on the floor. This gives the interior lightness and brings it closer to nature. The Greek version is most suitable for country house or dachas.

Kitchen created in Mediterranean style

In the photo: Mediterranean-style kitchen

Most residents of southern Europe love to eat well and cook delicious food. So, the kitchen in their apartment occupies one of the central places. It is worth noting that they not only cook here, but also gather the whole family for lunch. A Mediterranean-style kitchen must have the following features:

More light.
Simple finishing (whitewash in light colors, areas of tiles or mosaics near the working wall).
Tiles on the floor.
Two zones - for cooking and for eating.
The furniture is wooden (or wood-like) with simple carved elements.
Big kitchen table with wicker or forged chairs.
It is advisable to hide household appliances.
It is best to cover the windows with shutters or hang simple linen curtains on them.
The main decorative elements are ceramics, forged lamps, flower pots. You can lay a wicker rug or mat on the floor.

If the design of a Mediterranean-style kitchen is closer to the Greek version, its walls should not be too smooth. It is best to cover them with regular white paint or paint with a light pastel shade (maybe blue, light green). High ceilings can be decorated with dark wood beams. The Italian type provides for great imagination. The walls are leveled, tiles or mosaics are laid in the work area. Whitewash tone - white, beige, lemon or sand.

It is advisable to make furniture from wood. It should look a little rough, be functional and practical. An oak table will look great in the center of a Mediterranean-style kitchen. If it is not possible to order furniture made from solid wood, MDF with inserts that imitate wood on the panels is also suitable.

It is better to replace the stove hob. Hide the refrigerator, oven, microwave oven in special cabinets so as not to spoil the entire design. Instead of a washbasin, you can put a square sink made to look like marble or regular stone. The wall near the stove is finished with stone, mosaic, tiles with Mediterranean motifs, or tiles imitating brickwork. In our climate, it is advisable to make the floor heated. Floor color - terracotta, brick, clay color. Tiles with different antique (Roman or Greek) patterns will look very beautiful on the floor.

On the picture: simple kitchen Mediterranean style

The interior of a Mediterranean-style kitchen should not be overloaded with details. Therefore, curtains and colored napkins will be superfluous here. The maximum that can be allowed is a plain linen tablecloth on the table and the same curtains. For lamps, it is best to use “antique” lampshades; wicker or forged ones are suitable. Cute flower pots or a large tub with ficus will complement the overall atmosphere.

Living room in Mediterranean style

The living room is a place in the apartment intended for relaxation for the whole family and pleasant meetings with friends. In the Mediterranean, such meetings are always accompanied by a meal and leisurely conversations. Therefore, the central place here should be a table with many seats(small sofas, chairs, couches). But on the contrary, there should be fewer cabinets and cupboards. The maximum that would be appropriate here is shelves with books along the walls. So, a living room in a Mediterranean style has the following characteristic features:

The walls and ceiling are light, the type of finishing is whitewash.
On the floor there are ceramic or stone tiles of terracotta, brick, Brown(in cool climates, you can replace it with parquet or install electric heating under the tile floor).
The main furniture in the room is a table made of natural wood (oak, pine), wrought iron chairs with wooden seats in the Italian version, or wicker chairs in the Greek version.
You can put small sofas with wrought-iron armrests or wicker couches.
Oak or pine bookcases with books, a small coffee table as an addition.

For whitewashing in the living room, you can use warm colors - sand beige, light yellow. For a Greek living room, white is best. Dark beams on the ceiling will add a highlight to the design. You can lay a simple rug or mat on the floor, although in a classic Mediterranean interior the floors are left bare.

In the photo: living room in Mediterranean style

The furniture in the living room should be wooden. It's best if it's antique. If you can’t buy one, various antique headsets will do. You should not overuse ottomans and other upholstered furniture. One sofa or couch will be enough. But there should be more chairs in the living room than in the entire apartment, so that there is room to seat all the guests.

There is also little textile in the room design. You can limit yourself to a light, plain cape on the sofa, the same tablecloth and a simple curtain on the window if there are no shutters. You can decorate the living room with bronze lamps, boxes, antique vases, flowers in large tubs or small pots. There shouldn't be too many items. It is better to place the TV on the wall so that it is not conspicuous.

Mediterranean style for the bedroom

The interior of a Mediterranean-style bedroom should be as laconic as the rest of the apartment. Traditional light whitewash is combined with a dark floor in brown or terracotta tones. Instead of tiles, it is better to lay parquet on the floor, since it is quite cold in our latitudes. And the bedroom should be warm, especially the floor, which is often stepped on with bare feet when getting out of bed.

In the photo: Mediterranean-style bedroom

There should not be a lot of furniture in the bedroom, only the essentials. Traditionally, a bed is placed here, a small cabinet or table next to it, and a wardrobe (if the house does not have a dressing room). For a Greek bedroom wooden will do furniture with wicker elements. In Italian, you can more often see a metal bed with a forged back, and a table made in the same style.

Softness and warmth can be brought to the bedroom with the help of textiles; this is almost the only decoration that fits here. White or linen bedspreads, pillowcases, and duvet covers will look very beautiful. They can be carefully embroidered with your own hands or decorated with delicate lace. It is better to dim the light in the bedroom and cover the windows with shutters or thick curtains.

Mediterranean style in the bathroom

Pictured: Mediterranean-style bathroom

An elegant Mediterranean style bathroom will look very beautiful. With the help of tiles and mosaics you can turn it into real antique baths. And the laconicism of the style allows you to create original design even in a small apartment. Primary requirements:

Tiles are used to decorate walls and floors different sizes and textures.
All communications are hidden in the walls, this creates more space.
The furniture chosen is compact and functional; if possible, it is hidden in niches.
The light should be dim, illuminating only certain areas (washbasin, bathroom, shower).

Different types of tiles allow you to show your imagination. You can create very interesting designs, combining mosaics, large square or rectangular tiles, ordinary plaster. A Mediterranean-style bathroom can be decorated in an antique style, or it can have a more modern look. Color solutions- the most diverse. The Italian version is warm colors (terracotta, brown, brick, ocher, olive). The Greek bathroom is white with blue, green, blue or turquoise patterns.

In the photo: Greek-style bathroom

For lighting, you can use frosted lamps, forged lamps or light bulbs built into the ceiling. The furniture can be made of wood, but specially treated for greater resistance to moisture. Instead of a regular washbasin, a stone sink will do. You can make a bath or shower in the same style.

Mediterranean style in the interior is becoming increasingly popular. It is suitable for decorating both a small apartment and a country house. The kitchen, bedroom, living room and bathroom will have a magnificent view. Its simplicity and conciseness will satisfy the most sophisticated tastes.

Video – Mediterranean style kitchen

Among the variety of design options for fashionable modern premises, the Mediterranean-style living room, which has absorbed the spirit of the Middle Ages and is distinguished by a variety of decorations, is very popular.

Style Features

The interior of a living room in a Mediterranean style is characterized by some distinctive features:

An abundance of air and light, penetrating through large windows, which should create a feeling of unity with the external environment. Often small windows are combined into one large space.

Natural materials. When decorating a room, preference is given to natural materials (stone, wood, ceramics) or their skillful imitation. It is better to plaster the walls and ceilings and paint them with light colors.

Decorative beams that echo the tone of door openings and window frames are welcome. If wood is used, then the choice falls on rough, impregnated sea salt or specially aged materials.

Simplicity of finishing. Rough finish walls and ceilings are, as a rule, reduced to painted relief plaster with the obligatory presence of a fireplace (even an artificial one), around which stone or brickwork on the walls is welcome. It is better to tile the floor different colors or splinter mosaic.

A natural palette featuring soft, warm, natural tones that create a cozy atmosphere.

Specific furniture, reminiscent of rustic furniture, mainly wicker or wood with forged elements.

This design does not like pretentiousness and luxury, you can see this by looking at the photo of a living room in a Mediterranean style. It is preferable for romantics and calm people who love to spend time in a cozy family circle.

Color preferences

A modern living room in a Mediterranean style increases the vitality of the people staying in it. This is achieved through a combination natural shades in the design of surfaces for finishing, furnishings and decoration.

A Mediterranean-style living room is characterized by warm earthy tones - terracotta, beige, sand, cream, light and dark shades of brown, yellow, diluted with black and green accents in the background. large quantities.

White color is also a priority, used in interior and exterior decoration and reflective bright Sun rays in hot climates.

A marine and sunny palette in the form of blue, azure, turquoise, lemon, soft green and bright yellow accents is allowed.

Choice color range depends on the taste preferences of the inhabitants and the design idea. When deciding on a palette, you need to take into account the size of the space.

Large windows looking out southeast direction, suggest the use of blue, turquoise and light pink tones. Dark rooms call for terracotta, sand and beige shades.

Interior design

The main principle of interior decoration is simplicity, which allows significant savings, since they are not used expensive materials and careful leveling of surfaces. Uneven planes are the calling card of this interior.

The design of a living room in a Mediterranean style involves the implementation of a mandatory list of finishing works:

plastering walls without leveling;
painting/whitewashing in accordance with the selected base tone;
gluing decorative beams or finishing of real ones;
increasing window openings;
laying the floor with real tiles or laminated coating, with imitation porcelain stoneware;
building in a fireplace (decorative or real if possible).

When designing your space, don’t forget about main feature Mediterranean design – naturalness.

Selection of furniture and accessories

You can emphasize your style by wisely selecting furniture for your living room in a Mediterranean style.

There are also no exceptions to the basic design features: it must be made of natural materials and not contain excess.

Antique furniture that matches the style is preferred. If it is not possible to purchase a rarity, you can order specially aged items. The usual simple furnishings made of natural wood will fit perfectly.

The Mediterranean living room most often has:

elegant rattan chairs;
tables and chairs with forging elements;
low leather sofa;
open shelves made of wood;
massive cabinet furniture;
an impressive dining table with cane chairs.

The principle that should be followed when furnishing a living room is less furniture, more space.

The decorative design of a Mediterranean living room does not require sophistication; the main thing is to emphasize the character of the furnishings.

Light functional curtains made from natural fabrics are chosen for windows; bamboo roller blinds or blinds are often used instead. Hand-knitted rugs work well, as do cotton tablecloths and bedspreads.

You can use beautiful, high-quality items as accessories. For example, patterned vases, forged items, living potted plants, sea shells, straw hats, small mosaic panels, antique books.

The use of Mediterranean style in the interior of the living room gives wide scope for creativity and opens up vast horizons for imagination.

Create, invent, try yourself in creating a simple, functional and cozy design.

Photo of a living room in a Mediterranean style

For the most part, people believe that the Mediterranean style is a marine and romantic decor in architecture, this is true, but only partly. It stood out as an independent destination only in the middle of the last century, when people, fascinated by the beauty of port cities, tried to arrange their own Mediterranean style house. Today this style has undergone significant changes and acquired several branches, as evidenced by numerous photos designer apartments, Mediterranean-style gardens, kitchens and bathrooms have become especially popular.

Mediterranean style in the interior has several basic elements, other nuances can vary.

What makes Mediterranean decor different?

romantic moments - handmade crafts, lace, flounces, capes;
light curtains and blinds made of natural materials;
color spectrum of different shades green And blue;
wicker or wooden furniture with forging elements;
embroidery on towels and bed linen;
used in large quantities mosaic tiles And stained glass.
ethnic images, photos, or plant (fruit) and geometric patterns;
large windows and doorways, arches;
abundance of green plants;
open spaces for storing items – racks, bedside tables without doors, etc.;
wooden or tiled floors in orange-reddish tones;
You won’t find pathos or clutter in any photo of Mediterranean-style premises; everything is spacious, wide and “breathing.”

The Mediterranean style in the interior developed in different countries coast of the Mediterranean Sea, and therefore it was influenced by their already established culture, adding their characteristic ethnic features to the decor.

Directions

Greek decor. It is distinguished by vast spaces of rooms, an abundance of arches or openings without doors, cold white blue color palette, low natural wooden furniture, light curtains, etc.

Italian motives. Apartment in Italian style replete with warm colors, the decor has clear detailing, highlighting every detail. Photos illustrating this style most often show wicker or wooden furniture in dark tones, decorative plaster, forged elements, natural untreated stone, often rough, barely hewn beams and tiles on the floor.

Spanish flavor. Spanish Mediterranean apartment differs in its abundance of decoration natural stone, clay and fabric. Perhaps the reason for this is still the echoes of those times when wood, which was scarce for this country, was quite difficult to get and people “let their souls go” in their design impulses, placing the main emphasis on comfort and simplicity. The only complex elements in all the houses were the intricate patterns that were painted on the walls or mosaic tiles. The main palette of the Spanish style is white, blue,

The romanticism of the Mediterranean style awakens the imagination and draws images before the eyes cozy houses on the coast, turquoise water sparkling in the sun, cloudless days and picturesque sunsets.

The natural elegance of this region is reflected in the architectural appearance of local buildings. This trend relies on natural, rough textures and finishes, dressed in a classic form and echoing the surrounding landscape.

Easy-to-use materials, natural but rich colors, intricate wrought iron patterns and an abundance of light highlight the special, subtle luxury for which the Mediterranean style is so famous.

If you're more of a casual, classic type of person, consider these seven tips to add Mediterranean elegance to any interior.

1. Color

The shades that traditionally make up the Mediterranean style palette should be natural and bright at the same time. The boldest colors such as violet, emerald green, azure and sunny yellow in mandatory are combined with warm, natural tones, resulting in combinations that are typical of the local nature.

If you're not ready to repaint your walls a strong enough shade, focus on accents. Classic Mediterranean houses, as a rule, are distinguished by light, natural decor and the presence of paintings. The most in a simple way To revitalize a neutral interior, we see the use of high-quality textiles in rich colors.

2. Wall texture

Walls covered only with plaster are a very typical occurrence in Mediterranean interiors. The finish can range from almost smooth and refined (in the case of the Venetian, for example) to rough and highly textured.

The formation of a pronounced texture may be challenging task for the layman. But if you're a trial-and-error type, try painting your walls yourself with paint mixed with sand or ground coffee.

3. Floors

Tile floors are more common in Mediterranean interiors and are highly regarded for their ease of use, durability and coolness. The most common material is terracotta, although limestone and marble are also found in particularly luxurious homes. But it is painted tiles that can miraculously enrich the palette of Mediterranean decor.

You can try laying a border of hand-painted tiles around the entire perimeter of the room, lining the stairs with it, or using it to create a framed panel. Limited on funds? A few tiles in a hallway or along a garden path can produce great impression for little money.

4. Furniture

Furnishings that characterize the Mediterranean style have always been distinguished by their massiveness, solidity and the presence of carved elements. Cushioned furniture often covered with leather or tapestry fabric, and its open parts, as a rule, are also decorated with carvings.

The goal of your search should be vintage pieces or classic European furniture with a rustic design. If purchasing large items is beyond your means at the moment, limit yourself to buying a table for the hallway or a pair of chairs.

5. Textiles

Cotton, wool and silk invariably decorate the interiors of Mediterranean homes. Elegant curtains, sofa cushions and carpets are usually made from heavier fibers to imitate tapestry products.

Buy several meters of printed tapestry-like fabric and partially drape one of the walls with it. This simple project can be done on our own, sewing a drawstring along the edge that will be the top and threading it through metal rod, that is, the cornice.

6. Iron

Forged parts can be components of some furnishings and accessories such as chandeliers, candelabra and mirror frames, or form larger architectural elements. The scroll pattern is by far the most common, but the use modern options also acceptable.

The presence of iron fittings will be quite enough to create a reliable image. Look in stores for forged handles for cabinets and drawers, as well as door hinges, the main thing is that they have the appropriate classic design. If this solution seems too costly to you, a special spray paint that imitates the surface of wrought iron will come to the rescue. It must be applied to existing elements.

7. Light and more light

Mediterranean houses are always flooded with sunlight. The image of such a home will be incomplete without the presence of several large windows, decorated with airy curtains and almost always open to the cool breeze.

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