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1920s Spanish Mediterranean Home With Contemporary Color

December 14, 2016

Where coffered ceilings, sweeping arches and sconces showcase the original craftsmanship behind this 1920s Mediterranean-style home, designer Laura Martin Bovard used contemporary colors, accents and furniture to update the interior for modern living. The result is a space that feels both warm and sophisticated.

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Photo: Eric Rorer. From: Laura Martin Bovard.

Spanish Mediterranean Entry With Rug

The pretty entry of this Spanish-style home does interesting things with lines: exposed beams broadly cut across the white ceiling. In the back, a wrought-iron railing swoops up and around the stairs for a stylish path to the second level. 

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Photo: Eric Rorer. From: Laura Martin Bovard.

Mediterranean Living Room With Ottomans

Many of the original details of this 1920s Spanish Mediterranean home were preserved, such as the coffered ceiling and the sconces. The custom-built sofas by Cameron Park Furniture provide plush seating, while the ottoman-style coffee tables from Quatrine bring structure to the setting.

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Photo: Eric Rorer. From: Laura Martin Bovard.

Sitting Room Includes Colorful Art

Against the side wall, art by Helen S. Cohen makes a colorful splash above two denim-blue armchairs. Thanks to its mix of hues, the piece complements multiple elements in the room.

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Photo: Eric Rorer. From: Laura Martin Bovard.

Neutral Accents, Flowing Curtains

In this elegant neutral-hued living room, curtains that reach from floor to ceiling help visually add height to the space. An oversized area rug below softens the hardwood floors.

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