HOMECORE LISBON

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8 MARVELLA

With its 22 stores, 8 Marvila is a haven for independent entrepreneurs, offering everything from vintage clothing and home decor to plants and design. Among the first brands to confirm their presence are the RCICLA bicycle restoration workshop, the analogue photography studio The Lisbon Frame, the fashion boutiques Black Mamba and Teddy Hats, the tattoo studio of Elisa Rezende, the design and decoration by Napo Runa, as well as the CUBA Nº 160 wine cellar.

Feira da Ladra

The Feira da Ladra, literally the Thief's Market, is a flea market held in several streets of Campo de Santa Clara, east of Alfama. Initially, this market has its roots in the Middle Ages, where traders sold their products and also stolen items (as the name suggests). Nowadays it is a very famous market, which despite its name maintains a great reputation . You can find everything there, collectibles, old items, low-cost items.

Loja da Burel

Located in the heart of Lisbon, the Loja da Burel boutique is the ideal place for shopping enthusiasts looking for unique pieces in wool and traditional fabrics. Discover a wide choice of contemporary design throws, coats, bags, accessories and decorative items for a warm and authentic atmosphere. Handwoven stoles and garments are truly magnificent, offering a touch of charm to your interior. Whether for unique gifts or to please yourself, the Loja da Burel boutique will seduce you with its original creations. Immerse yourself in the world of local wool and the mountains through quality handcrafted pieces. Don't hesitate to visit this must-see decoration boutique during your next visit to Lisbon for an authentic and inspiring shopping experience.

a vida Portuguesa

A Vida Portuguesa was born from the desire to create an inventory of brands that have stood the test of time, in order to highlight the quality of Portuguese manufacturing and present Portugal in a surprising light.

In recent years, the team traveled the country, from north to south, in search of products created and manufactured in Portugal. Products passed down from generation to generation and which continue to touch our hearts today.

Cécile M

Cécile Mestelan is French, originally from Biarritz, and has lived in Portugal since 2014, driven by her passion for ceramics. As an artist, she has a workshop in Lisbon where she makes colorful ceramic tableware and unique objects. She loves creating simple, elegant pieces that bring a feeling of joy, harmony, inspiration, balance or even power.

In her work she plays with colors, shapes, textures and sometimes words to create pieces that are sensory experiences to hold in your hand or to have at home. Each piece is crafted with care, carrying a unique intention and designed to add something special to the everyday.