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Designed by the architects of MT.A Studio, Tarô combines a café, concept store and tattoo studio within a compact three-level interior in the historic district of Alfama, Lisbon. The architects were commissioned to transform a heritage building located near one of the city’s oldest surviving houses, working under strict preservation regulations that limited structural intervention, mechanical systems and acoustic impact. Xenia Bunina Caption Xenia Bunina Xenia Bunina The architects developed an interior strategy focused on spatial continuity rather than separating the three programs. A sculptural deep-green architectural volume becomes the central element of the project, extending across levels to for... More

As part of an international hairdressing chain’s rebranding to “C&SH,” MT.A’s design influenced both the visual and conceptual identity of the brand. A material palette of oak, metal, tile, and exposed brick merges authenticity with sophistication. This understated yet luxurious selection aligns with the brand's new identity, bringing warmth and a premium, welcoming atmosphere. Custom furniture enhances the functionality of the space: shelving units vary in height to showcase products to passersby, while hairdresser cabinets incorporate hidden wiring for future scalability. Maria Sher Special touches include a custom black bag chair from Minsk, quirky and contemporary, as well as bag stands made from 500-ye... More

On the top floor of El Corte Inglés in Lisbon is El Mar, the new restaurant by chef Kiko Martins. A space where the interior design becomes a story, inviting us to navigate between the Portuguese coast and the shores of Rio de Janeiro, in a visual and emotional tribute to the chef's roots, a mixture of Portugal and Brazil. Ricardo Oliveira Alves Ricardo Oliveira Alves Ricardo Oliveira Alves The project, signed by Alejandro Cateto and his studio Cateto Cateto, builds a sensitive and enveloping scenography. From the patterns of the cushions, which evoke the curves of the Carioca beaches, to the tiles - with their characteristic range of whites and blues - that anchor the Portuguese memory, each element articulates a flu... More

A multifamily building with two apartments, located on a street perpendicular to Avenida da Liberdade in Lisbon. Sabrab Sabrab The building stands out for its discreet use of noble materials, where the architecture was designed to integrate harmoniously into a redeveloped area characterized by elegant historic buildings. Sabrab Sabrab Sabrab Architecture designed the project with the intent to preserve the existing façade, updating it with a unique character through the use of traditional Portuguese tiles. architecture studio # architecture firms lisbon Sabrab Sabrab Sabrab More