Thus, Spanish Colonial architecture was born. Now, as for Spanish Revival architecture, that happened a bit later—it was part ...

“Many of the Spanish Colonial homes in California were built in the 1920s, so Art Deco accents like big leather club chairs or warm veneered wood side tables work great. The Spanish influence also ...

Spanish Colonial architecture is warm and timeless, characterized by neutral tones and natural textures. Homes in this architectural style are common throughout Southern California and Florida, ...

The rustic aesthetic of Spanish colonial architecture is “characterized by thick adobe walls, courtyards, and ornate detailing influenced by Spanish and Moorish architecture,” Clark explains.

When engineer Ramon Grijalva and his wife bought their 1926 Spanish Colonial Revival house in L.A.’s Whitley Heights four years ago, they wanted “something with character, something with ...

Spanish Colonial houses were built between 1600 and 1840 in ... They are variations of the Greek Revival style and have little, if anything, to tie them to genuine Southern Colonial architecture.

Santa Barbara’s Spanish Colonial architecture is a great background for Old Spanish Days Fiesta celebrants. In the above photograph, dancers Alma Real and Filipe del Hoyo pose in costume.

The Colonial Californiano style drew from Spanish Revival styles in the U.S. — which were inspired by Mexican colonial architecture. (Carolina A. Miranda / Los Angeles Times ) ...

Now you can tour the Spanish-influenced architecture of the French Quarter without ever leaving home, courtesy of the The Historic New Orleans Collection.

Another popular Colonial Revival style was the Dutch Colonial, with a gambrel roof. Other variations included the Cape Cod Colonial, the Saltbox and, in the South and West, the Spanish Colonial. From ...

Should San Clemente’s local government expand the designated parts of town where landowners are required to use Spanish Colonial Revival architecture when they build something? It’s a topic ...