Mediterranean-style patios and terraces
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One of the styles that we most seek to represent on our terraces and patios is the Mediterranean, and it is a style that exudes freshness, light, vitality and good taste. We can also achieve a Mediterranean atmosphere with a very tight budget because part of basic furniture and accessories, the difference is in the textures, colors and materials we choose.

To get our terrace to have that pleasant, summery and fresh air, obviously we have to be inspired by the houses of the coastal villages, these will help us to lay the foundations of the Mediterranean style:
The colours of the Mediterranean
White and blue as the protagonists and representing the light and blue of the Mediterranean Sea.




Natural wood
Use of natural materials such as wood, from DIY's, recovered furniture and others of ecofriendly inspiration.


Hurdle
Reed ceilings or walls to create refreshing spaces and shade, so valued in the Mediterranean to enjoy its breeze.


Green plants and colorful flowers
We will choose and place these depending on the space we have, but a great idea is to place terracotta jars that provide that Mediterranean flavor we are looking for.




Pottery, bricks and tiles typical of the Mediterranean
Coastal houses stand out for having this type of material on the floors of their patios, they are a symbol that totally identifies them and is what makes a Mediterranean patio different from the rest of the patios in any other area. They bring elegance, an exotic touch and freshness.




Comfortable rest areas
Cushions, poufs and chairs to create relaxing, comfortable and functional spaces.

At Miv Interiores we believe that there are a series of essential elements that represent the Mediterranean and that, therefore, should not be missing in our patio or terrace if we want to remember the essence of those wonderful holidays that we lived in times past:
Bougainvillea, the star flower of the Mediterranean or, failing that, any brightly coloured flower.

Brick walls and sofas covered in white lime and rustic finish.


Aged pine woods or wrought iron furniture


Floral or striped prints for cushions or table linen.




Carpets and furniture such as wicker/jute tables or chairs.


Charming and endearing details.
Via.
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