Casa Valarino

Cartagena, Spain

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Casa Valarino, built in 1860 in Cartagena, Spain, is a residence designed by architect Carlos Mancha that exemplifies the eclectic tastes of its era through the synthesis of Renaissance Revival and Moorish Revival architectural styles. This blending of European classical and Islamic-inspired ornamental traditions reflects the nineteenth-century romanticism toward historical forms and the cosmopolitan influences present in the Spanish Mediterranean port city.