California Mission Style

California Mission Style refers to an architectural design originating in the early 20th century, inspired by the historic Spanish missions in California. Characterized by stucco walls, red clay tile roofs, arched doorways and windows, and wooden accents, it emphasizes a blend of Spanish, Mexican, and Native American influences. The style often incorporates courtyards, decorative ironwork, and large outdoor spaces, creating a warm, rustic, and inviting aesthetic. It aims to evoke the historic mission buildings while emphasizing craftsmanship and natural materials, resulting in a distinctive, timeless look that is both functional and culturally expressive.