The 'Moditerranean' (modern plus Mediterranean) interior design style is fast becoming a hallmark of The Block 's room reveals. Loved by Courtney and Grant, the competition's interior designer and landscaping business developer duo, the style is a portmanteau with two trending aesthetics. But what are they, and what does that look like in practice?
The home of The Block judge Darren Palmer incorporates elements of Modern Mediterranean, as seen in the kitchen where Monreale marble from CDK Stone evokes sandy tones against the textured splashback. The Block 2024 contestants Courtney and Grant's house is a Modern Mediterranean dream on Phillip Island. Look through every room.
Yep, you guessed it Moderterranean - the perfect blend of modern and Mediterranean influences, earthy tones and natural materials. Jesse and Paige coined the term "coastal grandma". What exactly does that mean? You can expect a coastal space with lots of traditional and colonial elements.
Imagine stepping into a sun. Welcome to the realm of Moditteranean Modern Mediterranean interior and exterior home design, where black, beige, timber, white, and natural tones come together to form a harmonious symphony of elegance. If you've been watching The Block 2024, you'd be seeing Courtney and Grant from House 2 making the most of this style!
You've heard of modern minimalism, and the influence of the Mediterranean has long been a favourite of those looking to bring a little bit of Europe to their homes but what about an aesthetic that combines them both? Introducing 'Moditerranean', the interior design trend set to take over our homes this summer. Courtney and Grant have clinched the title for the best Main Ensuite on The Block 2024 with their captivating 'Moditerranean' design. Their winning Main Ensuite combines elegance and functionality, showcasing a the modern-meets-Mediterranean trend that's all about pared.
Modern Mediterranean interior design is a lighter, more relaxed version of its traditional predecessor. Where vibrant tones would dominate, the modern rendition opts for paler, more subtle hues. Discover the Moditerranean trend: a modern blend of eclectic Mediterranean design, perfect for Australian climates with timeless charm.