Spanish Style In The Interior surprisingly warm and attach. It’s very simple and comfortable at the same time, it is easy to adapt to any cultural environment. To create a Spanish interior can use local wood and local materials.
The furnishings in the Spanish style, as a rule, large, well-made, no fancy forms. An exception may be only the furniture that is made for official receptions. Simple shapes are successfully combined with exquisite carvings. Wooden dowels square that hold the side chairs, purposely made visible to the eye. In Spain, the furniture is traditionally made of dark wood, but often the cupboards, chests of drawers are painted in various shades of green, blue and yellow.
Very much in the Spanish interior defines a hot climate. A stone or ceramic floor tile saves from the sweltering heat. Stone tiles are left specially treated rudely, for what it is in the Spanish village houses. Ceramic tiles are often mottled pattern. In the ornament is dominated by the same “natural” color: blue, green, yellow, brown. Contrast is the use of white.
The outer walls of houses are always white because they reflect well the hot sun. The interior walls or pure white or plastered in a special way. Decorative plaster stucco is applied in Spain a long time. It has a texture and at the same time very elegant. The whole “focus” of the plaster is that its lower layer of the lighter and the top is done in a couple of shades darker or even different, darker color. Different strokes the curls, or top layer applied with a rag or brush, or special. It turns out a stunning effect.
As accessories to the Spanish interior of a large number of wrought iron is used. It is a beautiful material and it looks good in the candlesticks, lamps, various lattices forged. Chandeliers are made of black wrought iron and hung on chains. Are used clay pots and vases. In Spain, the exhibit made ceramic ware which only allows the imagination: on the shelves of the fireplace, on the dresser, closet and of course, on forged shelves in the kitchen. Another accessory that is common in Spanish homes – a tapestry. Tapestry tracks on the tables, chests, at least as paintings on the walls.
