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Spanish Colonial homes are often made from adobe or stone, with red-tiled roofs, thick walls, and small, deep-set windows. Courtyards or patios are common, creating an internal focal point to help cool the home. Exposed wooden beams and simple ornamentation reflect centuries-old Spanish building traditions. Known for their interior courtyards and intimate layouts, these homes utilize smaller, strategically placed windows and deep eaves to maintain cool interiors.
This style originated with Spanish settlers in the Americas from the 16th to 19th centuries. Adapted to local climates and materials, it spread across regions like California, the Southwest, Florida, and Latin America. Spanish Colonial Revival resurged in the early 1900s, celebrating this historic legacy and romantic aesthetic. The Spanish Colonial style combines rustic charm with a sense of grounded heritage, making it ideal for those who value authenticity and time-honored building practices.
