Short answer: No.

They are three distinct interior design styles with different origins, philosophies, and visual outcomes. While they may share a few surface similarities, their core logic is fundamentally different.

Mediterranean Style 

Origin:
Southern Europe (Italy, Spain, Greece, Southern France)

Design Philosophy:
Life shaped by sunlight, nature, and authenticity. Spaces are meant to feel lived-in, calm, and timeless.

Key Characteristics:

• Colors inspired by nature:
  • White, cream, sand, beige
  • Sky blue, light green
  • Terracotta tones

• Strong emphasis on natural light
• Natural materials:
  • Stone, plaster, ceramic, wood
• Balanced spaces — never empty, never cluttered

Overall Feeling:
Warmth, serenity, authenticity, and quiet elegance

Scandinavian Style

Origin:
Northern Europe (Sweden, Denmark, Norway)

Design Philosophy:
Simplicity, functionality, and maximum light with minimal visual noise.

Key Characteristics:

• Cool, neutral color palette:
  • White, soft gray(Ice in Saniterra), muted beige (Beige in Saniterra)
• Clean lines and minimal detailing
• Highly functional layouts
• Very limited decorative elements

Overall Feeling:
Calm, order, clarity, mental silence

Boho Style

Origin:
A non-geographic, expressive style inspired by multiple cultures

Design Philosophy:
Freedom, individuality, and emotional expression without strict rules.

Key Characteristics:

• Warm, rich, and diverse colors
• Strong use of textures and patterns
• Handmade, artisanal elements
• Layered and eclectic compositions

Overall Feeling:
Creative, personal, energetic, expressive