How Do You Create A Mexican Hacienda Style Courtyard?
Spanish and European architectural styles often reflect a laidback and warm life. The presence, for example, of courtyards in many Mexican style homes not only makes the style elegant but also relaxing. Mexican haciendas combine design elements from native and colonial traditions. The choice of colors usually suggests a more desert-like scheme, thus projecting warmth and dryness. Profuse use of terracotta adds to the warmth in the courtyard garden, as do vegetables and herbs planted in the garden. In this article, you will learn how to design your courtyard so that it will have a Mexican hacienda style. • Decide on where to locate your courtyard. Depending on factors such as personal preference or availability, you can choose to convert your front yard into a Mexican hacienda style courtyard. You can also choose one side of your house, or even the backyard. • Design your layout. Preparing a mood board or a rough sketch for your design often helps you figure out the optimal arrangement
