Classic aspects of Spanish architecture, such as stucco materials for the walls, wood ceiling beams or wooden internal ceilings, the use of dark carved wooden doors and the same accents around windows, closets, mirrors, and portraits, adobe bricks, tiling for roofing and other... The traditional furniture in Spain is made of wood, especially oak. But you will also find pieces of iron and leather in some parts of the country. In rural areas, it is not unusual to see farmers using reed baskets as tables or shelves at home. In cities, however, you will most likely find shops with metal desks, chairs, and shelving for storing books, records, CDs, and DVDs. There are also stores that sell just one type of product: music instruments. People in Spain like comfort. That's why most homes have several rooms with a door that can be closed off from the rest of the house. These rooms may be used for storage, but they are also good places to hide from the sun or rain if need be. Even houses in hot climates often have a/c. Ceilings in Spain are high. Most buildings have ceilings made of wood, which are often painted white or yellow. If there is no electricity available in a building, people usually don't worry about lighting it.