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Trinas Apartment – dining table under paper lamps

Trinas Apartment

Year:
2022
Location:
Lisbon, Portugal
Project type:
Residential

Situated on a steep, sloping street in Lapa, the 250 m2 duplex family home has three bedrooms and a large open plan kitchen and living room.
The recently rehabilitated space, complete with a generous terrace and river view, initially lacked both soul and softness. One of the primary goals was to create a space replete with honest materials, artisan-made pieces, selected objects, and vintage finds. To achieve this, we commissioned several pieces from Further Ther and Tomaz Viana, and incorporated bespoke furniture and elements including a studio-designed rusticated edge stone hearth and fireplace. Our collaborative efforts with local craftsmen extended to hand-crafted pieces including ceramics, mirrors, custom shelving, and case- pieces, while we also sourced the furniture, soft furnishings, and decorative items. Additionally, we designed the built-in components of the bathrooms and kitchens featuring an array of natural materials and finishes—including oak, walnut, and stone.

Trinas Apartment – terrace with a terracotta sofa
Trinas Apartment – balcony with climbing plants
Trinas Apartment – table detail with a wooden tray and vase
Trinas Apartment – open kitchen and dining area
Trinas Apartment – fiddle-leaf fig by a wooden door
Trinas Apartment – kitchen with wooden shelves
Trinas Apartment – dining room with paper pendant lamps
Trinas Apartment – desk with a table lamp
Trinas Apartment – attic living room
Trinas Apartment – living room with a fireplace
Trinas Apartment – wall shelf with ceramics
Trinas Apartment – attic bedroom
Trinas Apartment – wooden chest of drawers
Trinas Apartment – sideboard with ceramics and artwork
Trinas Apartment – bathroom with a round bathtub
Trinas Apartment – attic sitting area with a rug
Trinas Apartment – built-in wooden shelving
Trinas Apartment – attic with a terracotta sofa
Trinas Apartment – desk with artwork
Trinas Apartment – hallway with a wooden door
Photography: Luis Nobre Guedes