What does this interior remind you of?

[Aiko_E_Lara]

I won't tell which country it is but if you know the country, good. I'd still let you judge what it looks the closest to.

more modernized version

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10 mo

It's those gridded windows that captivates me. If I have a new house, I want to fill it with those! And those are made of shells.

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10 mo

So that's a Filipino "Colonial" house many labeled it to be. But I'm glad so far, many compared it to Asian vibes than colonial. I mean I've seen those a lot houses a lot and many of you may not and I always picture those colonial people living there wearing Spanish style outfits. But I had to rethink because that looks nothing like Latin houses. Specially those windows which is very almost exclusive. It's branded by Spaniards and claimed "invented" in the 1700s but that existed way before that.

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10 mo

https//youtu. be/tBHSu6FuMWs? si=9JgzHyZ322CwUazC modernized substitute materials. When they say this is inspired by the Spanish, would you believe it?

[jennifer_bloom]

The first image reminds me of the inside of a Szechuan restaurant which is a province in China with distinct tastes. The second image makes me think of a CEO’s studio apartment in Shanghai China. The third image makes me think of an agricultural restaurant farm in China where farms will function as restaurants for tourists. The fourth place makes me think of a house hold patio near a wooded area in some type of traditional regional suburb for an upper middle class family.

[alice55]

Japan mixed with titanic

[NathanDavis]

definitely a South East Asia tropical country...

and at least the first pic might be from a Filipino household... my guess comes from that very focal Catholic cross

and this is definitely the kind of style I might want to have... if I lived at a place with mostly warm and humid seasons too

[Ariesman81]

Giving Japanese Dojo vibes

[andreasderjuengere]

The style looked Indonesian or Malaysian to me.

When I saw the ''Madonna'' - this points to the Philippines to me?

[andreasderjuengere]

Your update: You may find some more inspiration here:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Malaysia_Heritage_Studios
The ''Philippine's typical building they show there indeed is a Spanish style stone house.