Located in Perdizes, this apartment was thoughtfully designed for a socially active couple in their 60s without children. Reflecting their contemporary taste and love for hosting friends, the space combines daily functionality with a sophisticated yet relaxed style.
Not everyone wants to spend time and money on a renovation before selling their home—and that’s completely valid. Whether you’re on a tight schedule, trying to avoid stress, or simply don’t see the return on investment, skipping major renovations doesn’t mean your home has to appear less valuable.
Getting older doesn’t mean giving up the comfort of home. With the right modifications, staying in your house safely and independently is possible. Small changes, like better lighting and grab bars, can make a huge difference. Bigger upgrades, such as wider doorways and smart technology, add long-term security.
Total renovation. House with 4 bedrooms and three bathrooms upstairs. Upstairs there is a terrace with a vegetable garden and orchard. Downstairs we have a garage for 4 cars, laundry, integrated kitchen with dining, pantry, toilet, large living room, office, sewing studio, two external bathrooms and a large balcony with gourmet kitchen.
The 8th of May Square Mansards project by Tisem breathes new life into a historic 19th-century building located at the top of 8 de Maio Square in Figueira da Foz. This rehabilitation of the mansards transforms the attic of the three-story building into functional living spaces while preserving its patrimonial value and architectural integrity.
Nestled in the heart of Avilés, the Tourist Apartment by David Olmos Arquitectos showcases how architectural heritage seamlessly merges with contemporary design. Situated on Calle Galiana in a building dating back to 1895, this 60-square-meter gem reimagines space to provide a tranquil urban retreat.
Nestled amidst lush greenery, Casa Cariño by Dinamita Taller captures the essence of tranquility and artistic passion. Designed for two photographers, this light-filled retreat celebrates life’s simple pleasures and creative rituals, from the comforting process of brewing coffee to the hands-on act of shaping ceramics.
Nestled in the heart of Valencia, Curved Attic by Destudio Arquitectura takes full advantage of its circular envelope to showcase sweeping views over the historic Turia riverbed. The home’s curved façade inspired the project’s name, as well as its central design concept.
