Types of Villa Design Styles

Contemporary / Modern

• Clean lines, minimalistic design, and an emphasis on open spaces.
• Large windows, glass facades, and use of modern materials like steel and concrete.
• Integration of indoor and outdoor spaces, often with expansive terraces and landscaped gardens.

Mediterranean

• Inspired by the coastal regions of Spain, Italy, and Greece.
• Earthy colors, stucco exteriors, and tiled roofs.
• Archways, balconies, and courtyards.
• Often incorporates elements like terraces, pergolas, and fountains.

Arabic/Traditional

• Reflects the region's rich cultural heritage.
• Courtyard-centered designs with a focus on privacy and family-oriented spaces.
• Decorative elements like ornate arches, domes, and intricate geometric patterns.
• Use of local materials such as stone, mud brick, and carved wood.

Moroccan

• Inspired by the architecture of Morocco and North Africa.
• Vibrant colors, intricate tile work, and ornamental detailing.
• Courtyards, riad-style layouts, and open-air spaces.
• Arched doorways and windows, along with decorative motifs like mosaics and geometric patterns.

Contemporary Arabic

• A fusion of contemporary and Arabic design elements.
• Modern structures with traditional Arabic accents and detailing.
• Use of geometric patterns, mashrabiya (lattice) screens, and traditional materials like stone and wood.

European-Inspired Styles

• You can also find villas with European influences, such as French, Italian, or Spanish architectural styles.
• These styles often feature symmetrical designs, ornate detailing, and classical elements like columns and arches.
• Variations include Tuscan, Provencal, or Neoclassical styles.