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Impressively large rooms with high ceilings and wide windows build these two exceptional rustic Mediterranean villa designs. A warming palette of natural materials covers each room in the form of loose rotania furniture, jute rugs, rustic wicker hanging light shades, curtain rods and hessian throws. Displayed by Anastazio Bulycheva, The texture-rich accessories are met with crude mural and fresh infusions of indoor plants. Sliding glass doors adjoin indoor and outdoor living spaces to take advantage of the warmest and most glorious weather. Comfortable outdoor lounge areas have been formed around the pool terraces, where mature green borders grow serene seclusion and picturesque perimeters.
Our first rustic Mediterranean-inspired villa design comes to us from Turks and Caicos Islands, lying on the southeastern outskirts of the Bahamas. We begin the villa tour in a luxurious bedroom design, where light drapes of arpels flow in the wind at wide windows.
Hessian treatment of headboard and matching throw adds a deep, visually warming texture to the bed, along with two decorative jute accent cushions. Stainless steel bedroom hangers feature a much cooler and sharper aesthetic on both sides of the bed.
A floor lamp adds a stainless steel accent next to a lounge chair in the corner of the bedroom. A set of glass doors leads to the terrace to extend the bedroom into a cool seat.
Next to the bedroom chair, a small table provides a convenient cornice for putting down books and a cold drink. A mature plant blooms in a handmade wicker plant.
Round jute floor cushions are spread out on the concrete terrace that lies outside the bedroom. Just around the corner, the blue pool water glows invitingly in the sunlight.
A wicker chair pulls up at a floating rustic desk design that functions as a media unit under the TV, as well as a canvas table.
A natural jute rug is unfolded across the bedroom floor, ending just below the wicker chair to form one cohesive space.
On the wooden desk, a compact Marshall speaker sets up a retro atmosphere. The portable speaker can be taken out onto the terrace to play music at the pool.
The small liter shelf contains a desk clock that has a coordinating retro look.
The terrace, which lies just outside the bedroom doors, is low, allowing the higher platform to be utilized as a built-in concrete sofa design. A rustic outdoor coffee table fills the center of the conversation seat.
Rustic decorative bowls add an extra character to the weathered outdoor coffee table design.
A sort of pillows make a tonal arrangement across the L-shaped outdoor sofa and outdoor chair. A pair of puffs round out the furniture layout.
Sunlight plays on the outdoor chair and sofa through a canopy goal. A concrete planter contains a lot of abundant green plant life.
The lush greenery stretches around the edge of the pool to provide picturesque privacy.
Modern sun loungers meet at one end of the rectangular pool, where one can look at the garden and the blue horizon.
Our second rustic Mediterranean pool villa design is located in Marbella, Spain. In this concept, lines are a little smoother, and the decorative palette a little lighter. Living room carpet warmly reflects the rich natural tone of exposed wooden ceiling beams.
Two curved sofas smooth white accents on the natural rug, where they surround a set of two circular coffee tables.
The aesthetics of white and wooden beam of the living room ceiling influences the fixed pergola design.
An open staircase design climbs the back wall of the living room with suspended levers.
In the corner, a jute round rug and tall indoor plants give a comfortable appeal to a little reading.
A small rustic side table completes the rotating lounge chair. Beige accent pillow lightens the look.
A floating shelf is mounted low on the wall to display a large piece of modern art and a few smaller sculptural elements.
Rustic stone walls build soft creamy foci around the living room and behind the minimalist staircase.
A bed of stones under the staircase design gets a play of light through the open steps.
A fireplace and shared floor separate the living room from the neighboring kitchen and dining room.
The modern double-looking fireplace allows you to catch a glimpse of the adjoining room through the flame.
Wooden window shutters turn to shield the dining room from the glare of the Mediterranean sun.
Stone walls run seamlessly between indoor and outdoor living spaces.
Even with the shutters turned to cool the interior, natural daylight enters the villa through skylights.
Wide concrete steps lead directly from the edge of the hall, down into the pool.
An olive tree adds a burst of greenery to the pool yard.
Outdoor lounge chairs are located at an elevated spot next to the kitchen dining area, making it easy to grab refreshments whenever you want.
The lower outdoor platform is clad in floor cushions to form a comfortable bench under the shade of the canopy.
The palette of wood, stone and white imagery communicates a rustic Mediterranean style that spans the ages.
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