Design ideas for a mid-sized mediterranean balcony in Naples with a pergola.

This is an example of a mediterranean garden in Santa Barbara.

You would be the envy of your neighborhood with something like this; absolutely mesmerizing is it not? Such vibrant colors to catch the eye. Who wouldn't want to sit and enjoy something like this everyday. There is a lot going on in this creation, so let us break it down. All tiles are sold per piece. To Start, the floor tile is our 8" Octagon "Especial" Saltillo sealed in our oil based sealer (semi gloss). It is in its natural color variations, but you can also get it stained and sealed in brick red, walnut, white wash, soft brown, or antique birch. On the floor with the Saltillo are Talavera tile 2x2 inserts in the T 33 pattern. They look lovely together. The fountain itself is comprised of 4x4 Talavera tiles and the center is the Frutero Chico (20 piece) Talavera mural. The surrounding tiles are the T 31 solid blue, and the decorative T 33 & T 42 patterns. (Saltillo tidbits: The area of Saltillo Mexico where the tile is made has the proper mix of clay, climate, and dedicated workers to produce one of the world's most popular tiles. Saltillo tiles are not merely "sundried", they are also kiln fired. The way in which these tiles are stacked and positioned in the kiln produces their natural shading and range of colors. The stripping is caused by the overlapping of tiles when they are stacked in the kiln). Questions? Message us or call us at 210-736-2634. Check out our website at www.reesotiles.com.

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Photo of a mediterranean garden in Houston.

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Photo of a mediterranean exterior in San Luis Obispo.

Fire Pit, Wet Edge Pool, Patio
This is an example of a mediterranean exterior in Phoenix.

Design ideas for a mediterranean family room in Austin.

Design ideas for a mediterranean kids' room in Other.

Wool and silk rug from De Sousa Hughes with paintings by Wade Hoeffer
Photo of a mediterranean living room in San Francisco.

A living patio blends the line between stone and plants. Garden design and photo by Kathy Alford -- See more at: http://www.alfordsenglishgardens.com/garden-of-the-week/succulent-fountain-is-bursting-with-beauty/

Mediterranean formal living room in Los Angeles with multi-coloured walls.

This spacious, yet extremely friendly and inviting home lacked a kitchen with personality and functionality for this growing family and their desire to entertain others. The goal for this renovation was to provide for new and larger appliances, maintain views to the rear yard, and provide family seating space within the kitchen. The home’s existing exterior architecture provides references reminiscent Italian villas with terra cotta clay tile roofing, half-round steel windows and ornate stonework. The interior evokes similar images through the use of warm earth tone wall colors, hardwood floors, wrought-iron railings and plastered walls. The home’s existing pallet of aged materials and their warm earth tones was reinforced with the selection of new finish materials such as: red brick, limestone veneer, linoleum flooring, African-mahogany cabinets, quartz perimeter countertops, copper sinks, exhaust hood and island counter, and oil-rubbed bronze hardware and fixtures. Because matching the exterior brick veneer was no longer a possibility, the combination of limestone veneer and copper sheet metal was selected for the new exterior; both being chosen for their warmth and timeless character. In addition, new hand-crafted wrought-iron doors and windows with energy-efficient insulated glass and ornate scrollwork were chosen in lieu of wood or clad-wood windows to replicate the home’s original steel and leaded-glass windows. With time (and some patina), this inviting kitchen addition will blur the lines between “old” and “new.” Project description written by Lee Constantine, Constantine Design Group.

Mediterranean home design in Phoenix.

Photo of a mediterranean garden.

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This is an example of a mid-sized mediterranean rooftop deck in Palma de Mallorca with a roof extension.

Inspiration for a mediterranean exterior in Austin.

Mediterranean dining room in Dallas.

The landscape design for this Mediterranean style home in the U.S. incorporates European influences from countries such as France, Italy, and Spain. Paul Hendershot Design Inc. furniture: https://www.houzz.com/photos/products/seller--paulhendershot PC | Alicia Cattoni for paulhendershotdesign.com

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Design ideas for a mid-sized mediterranean study room in San Diego with carpet and a freestanding desk.