Mediterranean style as we know it today incorporates elements of the Spanish and Italian Renaissance, Spanish Colonial, and Arabic Andalusian and Venetian Gothic architecture, among others. It seeks to spark parallels with iconic styles of the Mediterranean region, such as Florence, Italy, and often incorporates features such as red tiled roofing, stuccoed walls, wrought iron fencing, and arches.

Mediterranean style as we know it today incorporates elements of the Spanish and Italian Renaissance, Spanish Colonial, and Arabic Andalusian and Venetian Gothic architecture, among others. It seeks to spark parallels with iconic styles of the Mediterranean region, such as Florence, Italy, and often incorporates features such as red tiled roofing, stuccoed walls, wrought iron fencing, and arches.