The Lisbonaire Apartments
Principe Real, Santo Antonio, Lisbon
“Portuguese graphic design apartments”
Vibe
Nineteen local studios transformed this 1960s building into a celebration of Portuguese typography, complete with a terracotta-view rooftop terrace.
“Portuguese graphic design apartments”
Curated by experimentadesign, with nineteen Portuguese studios styling custom typography and furniture in each apartment.
Portuguese cork flooring, local artisan furnishings by Pedrita, and subterranean gallery events for Lisbon Design Week.
A subterranean lounge equipped with a billiards table alongside an open-air rooftop sun terrace overlooking terracotta tiles.
On a calm lane off Avenida da Liberdade, steps from the Glória funicular and Restauradores square
Rooms
Cork floors, custom Pedrita furniture, and fully fitted kitchens anchor each apartment, individually styled around vintage Lisbon signage.
Backstory
Curated by design collective experimentadesign, the 1960s block was rebuilt in 2011 with a strict 100% Portuguese design mandate.
The neighborhood
Tucked on a quiet lane beside the iconic Glória funicular, the property sits right between Avenida da Liberdade and Príncipe Real.
The app
Hotel Please was drawn for the phone in your hand — and this is the flat version of it.