Nosse Ceramics
A New Portuguese Ceramic Code
In the historic heart of Portugal, Nosse Ceramics shapes a new legacy for stoneware, blending…
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João Bruno Videira
Redefining Portuguese Craft with a Fresh PerspectiveTransitioning from journalism to master craftsmanship, João Bruno Videira is revolutionizing Portuguese wool art. His…
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Ana Paula Almeida
The Weaver of Light from CovilhãA textile artist from Covilhã who transforms forgotten wool from a historic factory into luminous,…
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SO-SO STORE
Objects with the Soul of a Portuguese ProverbIn a Cascais workshop, two former architects translate Portuguese proverbs into sculptural wooden objects. SO-SO…
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Latoaria Maciel
Carrying the Light of Lisbon’s HeritageFor over 200 years, Latoaria Maciel has illuminated Lisbon. Now, the seventh generation continues the…
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IK CHAIR: Aldo Jacober Meets Olaio in a Story Crafted in Wood and Color
Some designs seem to transcend time, moving effortlessly through decades and across borders. Olaio’s IK…
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Fuschini
The Lisbon Design Brand Defining Minimalist Furniture through Structural HonestyFuschini translates architectural clarity into furniture, crafting pieces of radical lightness and structural honesty that…
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Costa Nova: The Soul of Portuguese Tableware
Crafted in Portugal, Costa Nova offers fine stoneware that unites timeless design with exceptional durability.…
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Torres Novas
Renewing Portuguese Heritage Towel WeavingFounded in 1845, Torres Novas embodies the resilient Portuguese craft tradition. After closing in 2011,…
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Lobo Atelier: The Quiet Light of Portuguese Craft
From Lisbon, Lobo Atelier channels founder Patrícia Lobo’s personal journey into handcrafted ceramic lighting. A…
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