Some common fence designs used in Mission Revival houses are:
1. Adobe-style fences: Mission Revival houses often feature fences made of adobe or stuccoed walls. These fences are usually low in height, with smooth and rounded edges, mimicking the traditional adobe construction.
2. Wrought iron fences: Another popular choice for Mission Revival houses is wrought iron fencing. These fences often incorporate decorative elements, such as scrollwork or fleur-de-lis designs, to add a touch of elegance and authenticity to the style.
3. Wood fences with Spanish details: Wooden fences are also commonly seen in Mission Revival houses. These fences often have Spanish-inspired details, such as arched gates, decorative cutouts, or scalloped tops. They may also be stained in earthy tones to match the overall aesthetic.
4. Tile or mosaic accents: In some instances, Mission Revival fences may feature tile or mosaic accents. These can be incorporated into the fence design, such as decorative tiles along the top or mosaic patterns within small sections of the fence.
5. High walls with parapets: Mission Revival houses were often designed with a sense of privacy and security, so high walls with parapets may be utilized as fencing. These walls can be adorned with decorative tiles or other embellishments to maintain the architectural style.
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