This Spanish Revival features a grand entry leading into a foyer. Carefully chosen materials replicate the feeling of a sophisticated manor from the heart of Spain.

This home demonstrates the spirit of the 1920s Spanish Revival style that was most common in California cities such as Los Angeles and Santa Barbara. Set in a neighborhood with design guidelines, key goals were simplicity of form, utilization of the slope, and highlighting of the view.

Traditional terra cotta shingles are used on this Mediterranean-style home. The owners wanted to keep things simple so decided on stucco walls and terra cotta accessories for the exterior.

Set high on a hill overlooking a valley, this Spanish Revival home makes the most of its location. Mediterranean steel windows showcase the inside of the home while providing a great view.