The design location of this project is the Montrose neighborhood of Houston, Texas, a very lively and eclectic area. The project is a redesign of a modern American restaurant, transformed into a Spanish wine tapas restaurant. The old restaurant here is a modern American restaurant. The client's request was to keep as much as possible or parts of the current project while maintaining the typical Spanish design style. Spanish interior design combines unique elements with rustic and classic styles to create a typical Spanish style. A beautiful and exciting style inspired by Spanish country houses. It features natural materials, warm colors, rustic textures, and handcrafted details that create a welcoming and authentic atmosphere. Elements of this design style include arches, exposed wood beams, stone floors, cobble accents, and plenty of whitewashing on stucco walls. Also, Spanish-style doors, vibrant colors, wrought iron, white walls, terracotta and Talavera tiles, authentic textiles and accessories, and rustic furniture or wood elements are widely used in Spanish architecture. The red represents strength and valor, and the yellow symbolizes generosity. The color cobalt symbolizes Ingenuity and enlightenment used in Spanish mosaic tiles. The abundance of brown color in nature is reflected in the various shades seen in clay and brick.