“Light” integrated handmade furniture with natural materials. Minimalism.
Subtle, integrated “furniture” , beautiful floor. As to wall textures, below are a few images with even “older”, uneven textures looks that we love (bedroom and lady at the table).
“Stepping stones” - funky details. See throughs.
Light, textures, benches. Wink to Northern African influences
Books! Inviting place to take a book and read. Also do not take it too literally.
Use of tiles and cool wall textures.. but more subtel
Use of stone and wood in a beautiful and functional way.
Tiles reclaimed from churches and old buildings
3D tiles
beautiful handmade furniture
Clever and beautiful shelf for small rooms
Using trees for shades and hanging lamps rather than artificial structures
Natural sinks / simple taps that blend in - but, we want them to be comfortable / easy to use etc as well
Use of traditional materials and techniques (like the wooden sticks), use of niches
Again art like furniture that blends in
Use of warm soft natural fabrics, coziness.
Simplicity, flow, play with light, softness and wall textures.
Special details
Minimalist lightning with a wink to past (traditional lights). Terracotta floors.
Funky deals to make things not to simple / boring
Warmth / local colours a la Hotel Corazon and Los Enomordaos - but more subtle
reclaimed traditional tiles
Antique tiles
3D ceramics
light textures simplicity
Stepping stones from stones around house
Super simple lamps - just one hanging detail
Beautful way to hide drains
Handmade kitchen, use of stone and wood. We prefer the wood to be a bit less rustic (less “flames”)
Seemless integration of natural stone and walls, plastered versus exposed walls.
Art like furniture that blends in
Cozy Cornes and places to relax
Mix of simple floor with a tile carpet. Textures of the walls with structure.
Simplicity for wardrobes
Play with light - wink to Saudi Arabian influences (extra bathroom could have a doom)
Natural stone (functional) kitchen island
Subtle use of tiles (more the concept than this image). In the kitchen there used to be three rows of beautiful rusty brown tiles for example - wink to that.
Little funny things - one different tile, one beautiful stone in a floor etc.
Subtle uses of natural local colours (e.g. fishermen’s houses) for warmth and cosiness (mostly rugs and fabrics).
Not literally but surprises / little details in finishes
Tile statements - you can have made personalized (smaller of course) images e.g. from the house or land
Delft blue
3D tiles
example of beautiful goat parchment
Goat parchment from Barragan’s house
Amazing step detail
Floor of the shower and detail of the little window. We do not like glass for the showers / bathrooms. Taps are a not too rustic for us.
Shelves, particularly for bathrooms
Rustic facade, “light” patios, integrated benches rather than furniture
Playing with light, softness, built in benches, natural shapes
Goat leather hand made cabinet doors for walk in closet
Inside outside bathroom (for triangle one) with natural benches and minimalist frames (max glass)
Beautiful use of natural stone in the bench
Details to play with light
our favorite bar on the island is an inspiration for the bodega
Dream walls
Floors with random pattern - not symmetrical
Use of morrocan bricks for shower walls (we hate glass :-)
Reclaimed wood, handmade doors / windows with beautiful details
Door, simple lights with wink to past
Natural “steps” - walls are too white and smooth
Textures, coziness, bit of eclecticness (for the bar)
Exposed versus plastered - little funky details (plastering to smooth and white)
Details
Statement piece use of tiles (do not take it too literally)
WIndows to naturę (for triangle bathroom) - but then natural shape and flowers over the rocks
Inspiration for master bathroom (lookouts to rocks and nature)
Play with brick and light (you see t a lot on the island)
Use of brick and light - for dividers /play of light / ventilation as traditionally done on island
Creative ways to think about closets / closet doors - not too traditional that you see all the time
Elegant way for vents
Elegant way for vents
traditional way to collect rain water
Natural benches
Flow, light, textures, softness
Sink with a wink to the former inhabitants of the stable
Items we bought / intended to use. All vintage
Venice Moreno light lamps
we bought one of these (from old finca)
Vintage record player and guitar (heirloom from Sietske’s dad)
Chair we initially bought for the house (idea: under the balcony with the record player next to front door) as reading corner.
Potential table for Bodega (heritage piece Sietske’s parents
Bar from an old bodega in Spain. Needs work but could be a fit.
3D tiles - just inspiration
Inspiration from the past
we have a similar oven
Birdcage…. Putting small images like this is also very traditional. We also have a few amphoras from the house
Village inspiration
Symbolism for shapes (Phoenician alphabet)
This is similar to our protected floor. It is not in the image, but in every room where they made fire, there was a small birdcage with a bird for diomonoxide purposes. So we should incorporate one. WE have around 20 of these traditional chairs
