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Spanish colonial revival is most often used to describe homes built in the earliest 20th

century in the US or Mexico.

Daphne, I bet you're how I'm curious, the year of your home, I bet it was like 20s, 30s.

I imagine most of them, a lot of them were.

Houses in this style incorporate key elements of Mediterranean architecture, especially bright

white exterior walls, while also taking inspiration from Mexican, Pueblo, and Morris design styles.

The architectural style represents an adaptation of Spanish missions and Mediterranean style

homes designed to keep the interior cool even on hot days.

In the United States, Spanish revival homes are most popular in Florida, Texas, California,

and the Southwest, including Arizona and New Mexico.

The five design elements that we're going to talk about Spanish colonial architecture

are one, we're going to talk about the white exterior walls, two, the flat roofs with

clay tile, three, the wooden beams, four small windows with wooden shutters, and five central

courtyards, all of which are really beautiful topics that we're going to dive into each

of them.

These are just some of the key features of this style.

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