Some popular ways to decorate a Spanish Revival pool area include:
1. Terra-Cotta Pots and Tiles: Use large terra-cotta pots filled with bold, bright-colored flowers or plants. Incorporate hand-painted Spanish tiles as accents on walls or floors.
2. Wrought Iron Furniture: Opt for wrought iron chairs, tables, and loungers with intricate detailing. This will give a classic Spanish touch to the pool area.
3. Arched Pergola: Install a pergola with arched supports above the pool area. Use the pergola to hang flowing curtains, lanterns, or string lights for an enchanting ambiance.
4. Saltillo Tile Flooring: Use Saltillo tiles for the pool deck or patio area. These rustic terracotta tiles with their varying shades and imperfections add an authentic Spanish Revival feel.
5. Water Features: Install a decorative Spanish-style water fountain or a tiled wall fountain near the pool to enhance the aesthetic appeal.
6. Spanish Tiles: Incorporate decorative Spanish tiles on pool steps, walls, or as a backsplash for an outdoor kitchen or bar area. These vividly colored tiles often feature geometric patterns and floral designs.
7. Moroccan-inspired Textiles: Add pops of vibrant colors with Moroccan-inspired cushions, throw pillows, and rugs. These can be used to provide comfortable seating options or to create cozy lounge areas around the pool.
8. Cactus and Succulent Gardens: Utilize the arid landscape synonymous with Spanish Revival style by introducing various types of cacti and succulents. These plants thrive in Mediterranean climates and complement the overall aesthetic.
9. Courtyard-Inspired Seating: Set up a cozy courtyard-like seating area with built-in bench seating and Spanish-style ceramic or mosaic tabletops. This provides a perfect spot to relax and enjoy the surroundings.
10. Outdoor Fireplace: If space allows, consider incorporating an outdoor fireplace or fire pit. This not only adds warmth and ambiance during cooler evenings but also serves as a focal point in the Spanish Revival pool area.
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