Combining Mediterranean and modern interior design creates a space that’s both timeless and fresh.
About Project
About Project
Description
- Color Palette: Embrace warm, earthy tones inspired by the Mediterranean landscape. Think terracotta, ochre, olive green, and sea blues. Use white as a base to create a sense of light and airiness.
- Natural Materials: Incorporate natural materials like terracotta tiles, stone floors, exposed wood beams, and woven elements (rugs, baskets) for a touch of rustic charm.
- Arches and Curves: Mediterranean architecture often features arches and curved doorways. Consider incorporating these elements subtly in doorways, walkways, or furniture silhouettes for a touch of tradition.
Location:
Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Square meters:
70 sq.m
Status:
Completed
Team:
DCONS design team
Challenge
- Balance between warmth and sleekness: Mediterranean style leans towards warmth and texture, while modern design emphasizes clean lines and minimalism. Finding a balance between these two aesthetics can be tricky.
- Color palette clash: Traditional Mediterranean colors are often earthy and vibrant, while modern spaces tend towards neutrals and pops of color. Merging these palettes requires a curated approach.
- Material fusion: Mediterranean design embraces natural materials like terracotta and wrought iron, while modern spaces favor sleek metals and glass. Combining these textures requires careful selection and placement.
