Mediterranean Home Office Interior Design
Ideas, layouts, colors and materials for a mediterranean home office — plus the pieces that make the look work.



Designing a mediterranean home office
A mediterranean home office blends the mediterranean look — shaded + sun-warmed, lime plaster, terracotta, chestnut, rush, limestone — with layouts and details that suit a home office. Start with the palette, anchor the room around a focal point, then layer in texture and lighting.
Mediterranean home office palette
Let lime, clay and chestnut dominate the envelope. Use olive where the room meets planting, and keep cobalt to a stripe, cup, painted edge or single artwork rather than repeating blue everywhere.
Color roles
A soft mineral white that reflects daylight without producing a cold, glaring interior.
The principal floor and pottery note, naturally varied rather than uniformly orange.
A substantial joinery tone for shutters, doors, tables and kitchen cabinetry.
A shaded green for one wall, glaze or textile connection to courtyard planting.
A narrow cooling accent, strongest when it appears only once or twice.