Greek architecture is reflective of its tranquil and ubiquitous design inspired by its much-celebrated Grecian culture. With the crystal clear water and neutral backgrounds of the place, the Grecian architecture is one with nature. The symbolic colours of the Greek architecture include white walls with sky blue colour and Timber Windows which are the cornerstone to its interiors Although the colours are very much inspired by the direct sun rays that happen to guide the interiors all too well.

 The whitewashed walls help keep the interior cooler, and the natural material that is used in the furniture is also utilised for the same purpose. It is therefore fitting that the wall and made out of Whitestone that helps with the direct sunlight. The dome-shaped top is paired with a bright blue shade that is reflective of the colour of the sea. Grecian architecture is very much inspired by the natural element that is found in flora and fauna and therefore has a minimalistic aesthetic. This Mediterranean theme of blue and white combination a very easily mirrored in the interiors And provide for a sancturian effect. 

If you look closely into the architecture of the building there is a sweet harmony of shapes textures colours and patterns to curate clean and mesmerizing interiors that appeal softer to the eyes and are effective in technique and functionality. Let's see how to create a perfect interior look  using the Grecian architecture:

 FLOORING DESIGNS AND CURATION

The typical Grecian flooring includes marble stone or limestone. These Grecian marble tiles are elegant and luxurious additions to the interiors that help give the space a white canvas effect. Early on, the Greeks were popular for their marble and stone sculptures with intricate carvings that were lifelike.

 Such materials have travelled through centuries and given newer and modular meaning through faux marble slabs and flooring veneers that have darker and saturated colours imbibed in them to strike the right balance to the neutral colour palette. 

THE BLUE SHUTTER WINDOWS

Traditional Palladian windows are a very specific feature of the homeland. It is a large three-sectioned window where the centre one is arched at the tip and the side ones are rectangular. It is piped with white and comes from Renaissance architecture.

 They were installed exactly because of their size with an outdoor-indoor intent for the interiors. Another more modern switch to place has been the lovely shutter windows with outward panels on each side. These shutter windows are made from timber and painted blue. The double-hung wooden panels help control the amount of sunlight and enhance the much-wanted privacy to the inhabitants. 

FURNISHING MATERIAL AND FURNITURE

The Grecian furniture is made out of outstanding pieces of stones of marble and sandstone. They amassed the grandeur of life in their architecture that is to this date is renowned. Grecian materials are made out of natural materials consisting of wood that was easier to fashion and model. 

From klines that were remodelled from Egyptian beds to unique Klismos in the wealthier household, the furniture was simple and geometric and cut to perfection. The carvings on the magnum opus are distinctive as it had inlays of Ivory comet tortoiseshell glass gold another precious material however the furniture wasn't overly decorator yet its simplistic and multi purposeful uses were influential throughout the globe.

INTERIOR WALL DECOR

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The interior walls are more rustic inclined in that, the bricks are left exposed to give it more dimension and texture. The exposed brick walls help strike the right balance with the neutral setting and balance out the white background. The white and blue colour also continues on the inside with a very minimal and contemporary setting of the overall placements of the furniture. The blue is paired with different shades of turquoise and navy, cobalt and sky blues in the interior setting.

Grecian interiors are accentuated with greenery indoors and beautiful vines that are of bright pinks and reds that make its architecture picturesque and a delight for the travellers. The outside area is covered by the pilastered or square columns that are a revival of the greek architecture. 

DECORATIVE OPUS FOR THE HOME

To create the wonderful Grecian interior, hack the interiors by decorative columns or panels or white wainscoting on the sky or powder blue walls to create a functional and smooth textured interior look.

Greek sculptures were generally incorporated in the past but more modular and clay incorporated sculptures could be used in creating a multi aesthetic space, intermixing contemporary with traditional. You can incorporate a lovely fireplace as the focal point of the living room to give a cosier setting or use cast iron plaster for crowning and bold mouldings. Give it a more classical shift with a resemblance to the classical sculptured décor on the surface and ceilings.