#9155. Mediterranean Facade: Harmony of Stone, Plaster, and Arched Elements

This is an elegant two-story mansion in Mediterranean style with rich architectural facade detailing. The building features a harmonious combination of stonework and plastered surfaces. The facade is artfully divided into zones using natural stone (or its imitation) and smooth plaster in a sandy shade, creating an expressive contrast of textures.

Particularly notable are the arched elements that permeate the entire facade – semi-circular windows with transoms in the upper section and large arched openings on the ground floor. These elements give the building a characteristic Mediterranean appearance with references to Spanish and Italian architecture. The terracotta tile roof with a pronounced slope complements the image, creating a warm, sunny appearance for the entire structure.

The landscaping around the house also supports the Mediterranean style – palm trees, ornamental shrubs, rocky mulch, and minimal lawn. The decorative wrought iron fence adds a note of elegance and completes the composition.

For your own home, you can borrow techniques such as combining different textures on the facade (stone and plaster), using arched elements for window and door openings, warm color palette, and tile roofing. Even on a smaller scale, these details will help create an expressive and harmonious facade in Mediterranean style.