Spanish Revival architecture ... barrel tile roof, which was low-pitched. In the Southwest, homes often have completely flat ...

This Spanish Colonial Revival home on President Avenue was built circa 1929 with smooth stucco walls, an arched entry, a cast stone balustrade, a round-top dormer and a flat clay tile roof.

This Spanish Revival-style home sits among heirloom fruit trees and gardens on what remains of the historic Crawford Ranch property in South Laguna. A clay tile roof, beamed cathedral-style ...

House details include ... This 1929 three-bedroom Spanish Revival retains original details inside and out. The exterior features a domed tower, stucco walls, clay-tiled roof, and wrought-iron ...

The owners of a Spanish Colonial Revival ... roof on the house, dark beams that absorbed rather than reflected light, and chunky columns inside and out that ruined the panoramic views. The style ...

Inspired by native Pueblo culture and early Spanish architecture ... If you prefer a more insulated home, a Pueblo Revival style is a great option. Roof rafters known as “vigas” are also ...

A Bexley home on ... Mediterranean Revival. "Characteristics ... include its low-pitch hip roof with Spanish-style tile, its use of arched openings used in combination with flat-arched openings ...

The single-story Spanish Colonial Revival-style ... “The style employed a variety of floor plans, as well as gabled, cross-gabled, gabled and hipped, hipped and flat roof forms with parapets.

Key features of the Prairie style include low horizontal lines, flat ... roofs, wide overhanging eaves, front porches with tapered columns and handcrafted details. Colonial revival-style homes ...