Lighting is in the form of elaborate sconces and candelabras in wrought iron or brass.ДЄ casual feel can be obtained with flooring made of brickwork, tile or wood that is more rustic in appearance.

Tapestries and rich oil paintings cover the walls. The upholstery is often leather or rich velvets. Heavily carved furniture made of dark wood, generally walnut, is used. Beautiful, richly colored carpets are then layered on top of the floor. Flooring will often be parquet, rich stone or beautiful tile. Spanish Colonial interiors can be quite elegant or extremely casual depending on furniture and accessory selection.ДЇor elegant interiors, you will often find hand plastered walls in a rich cream or honey yellow color. While the use of wrought iron is used quite prevalently, it does not appear harsh or cold as rugs, tapestries and warm colors help soften the metal. Spanish Colonial interiors can be quite elaborate or relatively simple in style. Because the countries traded so easily amongst one another, each adapted their own styles in the similar materials. This is the primary reason that the design styles of Tuscan, French Country and Spanish Colonial compliment one another quite well. Trade was amongst the highest between Italy, France, and Spain. This week will focus on Spanish Colonial Interiors.Д«eginning in the 15th century, countries began to trade with one another by land and sea. In a post last week, I spoke about Spanish Colonial architecture and its origins.

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