A Little Bit of Spanish Interior Design in New Mexico

Since the Conquistadores, Spanish influence has dominated New Mexican culture, and its interior design is no exception.

Interior design in this area often incorporates the bright blues, deep reds, lively greens, and vibrant pinks with terracotta, deep yellows, earthy browns, and off-white accents. Although deep and rich, interior colors can also be slightly muted to mimic the natural pigments and dyes that were originally used in designs of the past. Texture is also an important part of Mexican interior design including wooden ceiling beams, rough plasterwork, limestone, and clay floor tiles.

Interior design school students can learn to create colorful spaces with a little Spanish influence.

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