This beautiful two-story Mediterranean style home has been designed by architecture studio Stocker Hoesterey Montenegro Architects, located in Dallas, Texas. An elegantly designed exterior facade is surrounded by a meticulously groomed landscape, lovely gardens and custom designed water features. A raised stone terrace at the back of the property features steps that leads down to a private pond. Inside, this luminous residence features comfortable furnishings, intricate details such as coffered ceilings and plenty of decorative pieces to give the spaces character and charm. Rich wood planks and limestone tile flooring can be seen through much of the interior living spaces, adding to the beauty of this home.

The spacious living room features different seating arrangements, one around the fireplace, and another circular one that is perfect for engaging conversation. This space is an entertainers dream… and so is the kitchen, if you continue to scroll down the page you will see what we are talking about!

What We Love: Starting with the cozy home library filled with books that you see above… who doesn’t love a great library? Secondly, the circular wood staircase leading up to the second story is pretty eye-catching. We also find the kitchen spectacular, with the barrel vault ceiling, marble countertops and beautiful chandeliers above the island… seriously a dream kitchen! What do you think, do you love the kitchen? How about Mediterranean style homes, do you find this one appealing?

We have showcased some very spectacular Mediterranean style homes here on 1 Kindesign, have a look at a couple of great examples here: Spanish inspired dream home on Lake Conroe or have a look at Spanish Revival home gets an exquisite facelift.

The beautiful flooring in the hallway is antique French limestone.

The kitchen countertop features a stunning custom designed mosaic composed of different marbles. A brick clad barrel vault ceiling adds to the elegance of this incredible gourmet kitchen, while french doors leads out to a terrace. This allows a nice flow when entertaining guests and space to enjoy dining al fresco!

Photos: Nathan Schroder