Difference from Spanish Revival Style: Red Bricks, Not White Walls and Dark Wood

A red, not white, Spanish building. Spanish Revival style relies on whitewashed stucco walls, dark, almost black wooden beams, terracotta tile roofs, and painted tiles, creating a strong and warm contrast. Neo-Mudéjar, on the other hand, is entirely orange-red brick, with almost no white or wood visible, and all decoration is at the brick level, with the roof not being the focal point. Both originate from Spain but are visually completely opposite.
Avoid: using whitewashed stucco on the facade, adding exposed dark wooden beams, making the terracotta tile roof a visual focal point, using a contrasting color scheme of white and dark wood.

Translated from Chinese by AI.

一棟紅色而非白色的西班牙建築。西班牙復興風靠的是刷白的灰泥牆、深到接近黑的木樑、陶瓦屋頂與彩繪磁磚,對比強烈而溫暖;新穆德哈爾整棟是磚的橘紅,幾乎看不到白色與木材,裝飾全部在磚的層次上,屋頂反而不是重點。兩者都源自西班牙但視覺上完全相反。避免:在立面上使用刷白的灰泥、加入外露的深色木樑、把陶瓦屋頂做成視覺重點、使用白與深木的對比配色。