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Pátio do Meco by Fábio Ferreira Neves

Charming village with traditional terracotta-tiled roofs and modern white architecture.

Pátio do Meco, a Setúbal home designed in 2018 by Fábio Ferreira Neves, maintains its original identity by preserving its typical Mediterranean elements. The minimal exterior is designed as different volumes positioned according to privacy needs. A verandah connects the main home, where social activities take place, with the private rooms along the perimeter. For shade, the patio, which maintains its original scale, contains Mediterranean elements, such as a well and shading reeds.

Casa Cor de Sal by Rómulo Neto Arquitetos Highlights Marine Atmosphere

Minimalist living room with angular stairs, large windows, and neutral color palette.

Rómulo Neto Arquitetos designed the Casa Cor de Sal in Aveiro, Portugal. Completed in 2022, this house reflects a fusion of marine atmosphere and functional design. The design incorporates elements like ceramics, wood, and aluminum, with a focus on maintaining a close connection between indoor and outdoor spaces. An interior patio serves as a link, enhancing natural light. The layout ensures the living area on the upper floor maximizes views of the surrounding water landscape.

Casa Quase Verde: Ovar’s Unique Single-Story Home

Sleek, modern architectural design with large windows, terraced exterior, and lush landscaping.

In 2022, the single-story residence known as Casa Quase Verde was built by PSB Architects. Located in Ovar, Portugal, this beautiful house mixes modern architecture with natural beauty. Its ‘nearly green’ outside and intelligent design create a peaceful hideaway that effortlessly integrates interior living areas with vibrant greenery outside. This is a place where openness and seclusion can both be enjoyed at once: it’s a home where open spaces are valued without sacrificing privacy.

Park House: Transforming a 20th-Century Building into a Luxury Home

Modern multi-story building with vibrant red wood panels and glass windows, featuring a balcony.

The Park House, designed by Paulo Martins Arq&Design, is a captivating residential project in Aveiro, Portugal, that seamlessly blends historic charm with contemporary elegance. Transformed from a deteriorated Art Nouveau building, this house unfolds towards the city’s verdant heart, its stony facade carved with intricate plant, animal, and human elements that celebrate the passage of time.

House Renovation in Abrantes: Sustainable Updates for 1990s Home

Sleek modern villa with a spacious outdoor pool, surrounded by lush greenery.

This comprehensive house renovation in Abrantes, Portugal, designed by acclaimed architect Luis Morgado, seamlessly blends the home’s original 1997 structure with modern amenities and a refined aesthetic. Prioritizing the outdoor spaces, the project features a striking Corten steel wall surrounding a redesigned courtyard, complemented by three distinct entry points that establish the home’s unique identity. Inside, the kitchen, laundry, and bathrooms have been thoughtfully reconfigured, while new windows, doors, and flooring enhance the overall living experience.

Casa Mosaico de Belas Artes: Designing an Artistic Retreat

FeaturedStunning modern open-concept living area with curved ceiling, pendant lighting, and wooden dining table.

Discover Casa Mosaico de Belas Artes, a captivating retreat in Portugal designed by the Ippolito Fleitz Group. This residential masterpiece seamlessly blends eclectic architectural elements with rich interior design, creating a unique environment that reflects the diverse personalities of its inhabitants. Its layered spaces invite exploration, promising a visually stunning experience at every turn.

Monte das Casolas: Discover 5 Cozy Cabins in Grândola

A cozy, rustic living and dining space with wooden beams, large windows, and natural furnishings.

Welcome Beyond‘s Monte das Casolas in Grândola, Portugal, offers a serene escape with five thoughtfully designed cabins, each immersed in nature and providing a sense of privacy. Ideal for families, these 100-square-metre dwellings feature three bedrooms and are strategically oriented to prevent direct visibility between neighbors.

Complementing the cabins, the project also includes a refurbished historic house and a repurposed stone animal shelter, now serving as a versatile yoga shala and a private rental property.

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