Luxury Rooms

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  SPANISH STYLE

  The Spanish style revived the architectural traditions of the early Spanish culture, based on the fanciful Moorish and Mediterranean motifs, that influenced residences in the old country. These are called Spanish Eclectic houses in honor of their diverse influences. Natural in both tropical or ocean side settings, as well as the dessert. Spirited and expressive, Spanish Revival style is all about making family and friends comfortable and relaxed.
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  PORTUGUESE STYLE

  Much of the architecture in Portugal is hundreds of years old, which lends an eclectic feel to its interior design. Rather than stick to the time period of a building, designers incorporate the historic elements of the architecture with modern components. Intricate woodwork, cathedral ceilings and detailed tile work are common, and they integrate well with either period or modern styles.
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  ITALIAN STYLE

  Historically, Renaissance design and architecture dates back to the early 15th Century in Florence, Italy. This design was dominated by architectural stone columns and elegant baroque stylings. Fast-forward to today’s Italian-Style homes, and you will still see amazing craftsmanship and stunning styles, but there seems to be two prominent schools of design that have emerged— Old World Ornate Italian and Modern Italian.