There was a period where people created a caricature of the Mediterranean or Tuscan style, increasingly ornate and garish — WSJ
"Along with Beanie Babies, the Sony Discman and other trends of the 1990s, the once wildly popular Mediterranean-style home has fallen out of fashion.
An analysis of current home listings shows that asking prices for Mediterranean-style homes—known for stucco walls, tumbled stone and wrought-iron accents—have stalled in recent years, though they remain high. Now, modern architecture, with its subdued color palette and minimalist design, is popular."
Good news: "you, modernist architect, are in demand."
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