Some images for exterior ideas
Santa barbara Mediterranean exterior materials and colors
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We actually don't want to use the tiles we have for the main house. Those were just for the guest house.
I actually really like the look of the these tiles instead - the half moons.
the precast concrete surround does look really nice :)
Tim Haley said:
keba ahmadyar said:
Agree that I don't like the double columns. I do like the smaller pool (as you mentioned in your e-mail as well). Note this house has a slightly different eave detail (that is actually more traditional). Let me know which eave detail you prefer? Also let me know if you like the groin-vault (double arched) Loggia? It is similar to this interior one I did - see link -
https://www.houzz.com/projects/1266366/mediterranean-johnson-residence
+ also note the small pool design on this house I did...
https://www.houzz.com/projects/1259112/tuscan-alford-residence
keba ahmadyar said:
Similar precast details as the first one and also similar roof eaves (and the ends of the roof) - let me know if you would like a similar detail for the eaves as well)?
I also like the colors and the roof tiles (your supply will be different but we can likely achieve a similar stacked look). Let me know if you want the precast concrete surround details (we can achieve this with stucco over foam to give a similar appearance but at a cheaper cost)
courtyard, loggia, pool.
Maybe not the columns?
https://www.houzz.com/photos/5103236/Bordley-mediterranean-patio-ho...
colors, materials, arched windows - especially love the windows on the circular portion
https://www.houzz.com/photos/22674303/Custom-Residential-mediterran...