20 striking living rooms in a fiery Mexican style
The Spanish colonial style is distinguished by the contrast between simple and massive structures and bright ornaments. Most modern designs are replicas of Mexican culture, but they are incredibly interesting and beautiful nonetheless. An overview of stunning traditional living rooms.
1. House in Bethesda
House in Bethesda
The married couple Larry and Warnetta Baker moved to live in a house built in the 1980s, and decided that it looked too boring and cold. Designer Debbie Winer helped them choose the color scheme and new furniture. As a result, a luxurious leather sofa appeared in the living room, two armchairs from the company «Slobproof» and a chest, turned into an interesting interior accent.
2. House in Santa Barbara
House in Santa Barbara
Stunning interior designed by Lindsey Adams Construction Inc.
3. House in Dana Point, California
House in Dana Point, California
The white walls provide a wonderful backdrop for handmade furniture and sculptures that showcase the hostess’s passion. Earthy color palette, wood furnishings and Mexican tiles create a warm atmosphere in the living room.
4. House in Desert Mountain
House in Desert Mountain
The author of the project is designer Tom Mooney from Mooney Design Group, Inc. Simple, discreet, but warm and sweet.
5. House in Tampa, Florida
House in Tampa, Florida
Genuine Mexican style with a massive wooden door that used to be on one of the Mexican haciends, a rattan chair, a leather sofa and a bright carpet.
6. Gassienda
Gassienda
White walls are the perfect backdrop for all layers of paint and texture. The ceiling with wooden beams, carpet, pillows remind of a real hacienda, but chairs at the dining table in bright covers bring back to modernity.
7. House in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico
House in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico
This is the home of two architects who moved to live in Mexico. Of course, bright colors are striking, but a special charm lies in a huge glass door with a metal frame..
8. House in Lakewood, Dallas
House in Lakewood, Dallas
The main focus is on the bright carpet and tiled fireplace. The project was carried out by MORE design + build.
9. House in Los Angeles
House in Los Angeles
An amazing example of an eclectic interior, a mix of traditional and ethnic elements. There are Tibetan flags, a Persian carpet, and Mexican bedspreads..
10. House in Melbourne
House in Melbourne
Another example of an eclectic living room interior. A cactus standing against the wall causes a smile. Bright pillows remind of Mexico.
11. Suite in New York
New York Suite
Carefully selected furniture is a mix of leather, woven fabric, wood and steel.
12. House in Palos Verde, Pennsylvania
House in Palos Verde, Pennsylvania
The living room in a contemporary Mexican style boasts a collection of paintings, interesting furniture and textiles.
13. House in Paradise Vale, Arizona
House in Paradise Vale, Arizona
Living room interior in Mexican style by Wendy Black Rodgers Interiors. Possibly one of the most stunning options.
14. House in Phoenix, Arizona
House in Phoenix, Arizona
Another design example from Wendy Black Rodgers Interiors. The main attention is drawn to an ottoman made from an old carpet. Although everything pleases – and the arrangement of furniture, and the combination of dark and light tones, neutral walls, Mexican-style decor.
15. House from «Robb report»
House from «Robb report»
Amazing living room with traditional Mexican textiles and lamps.
16. House in Rockridge, Auckland
House in Rockridge, Auckland
To create an appropriate atmosphere throughout the house, carpets were used that, thanks to the coloring, will perfectly hide all kinds of stains.
17. House in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico
House in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico
The living room interior is an amazing attempt to combine bright colors in a modern interior, to teach people not to be afraid of orange and yellow colors..
18. Hacienda in Santa Fe, New Mexico
Hacienda in Santa Fe, New Mexico
Designer Chandler Prewitt, returning to his hometown, settled in a house built in the late 1970s and early 1980s. It was built in a classic southwestern style, known worldwide for its Saltillo floor tiles, whitewashed brick walls, massive ceiling beams and fireplaces. The designer made the main emphasis in the interior on the recreation area by the fireplace.
19. House in Palos Verde, Pennsylvania
House in Palos Verde, Pennsylvania
The striking interior is a combination of Spanish elements and modern beach motifs. This is the first project by Phil Norman of the Norman Design Group..
20. Villa on St. Christopher Island
Villa on St. Christopher Island
The project was carried out by specialists from Herlong and Associates Interiors.
