Founded in 2013 in Lisbon, Anna Westerlund is an atelier where reality and fantasy meet, drawing and painting interface, and no two pieces are alike. Anchored in the belief that error is an advantage in the path towards individualization, the slow living workspace promotes small scale quality production, supported by an ecological design, aware of the authentic, lasting beauty of each object produced.

FIU is inspired by the beauty and purity of the Kokedama technique, associated with new trends in interior decoration with plants, where there is an increasing attempt to transpose the wild outdoor gardens into the interior of our homes.

Fulana Beltrana Sicrana is a brand of one-of-a-kind and personalized dolls and accessories, designed and handmade by Benedetta Maxia in her studio in Lisbon. Each piece is created individually from a combination of vintage, recycled, limited edition and sample fabrics. Each doll is thus different from the previous one and sometimes a one-off. These dolls are collectible and might be even made from a picture of someone real.

INPPUT is a contemporary furniture, lighting and accessory design brand, that combines handmade and industrial design with the functional and aesthetic principles of generative and parametric design. More than just creating design objects for its own ends, the brand's main goal is to explore the entire conceptual process, from matter to materialization.

Through the fusion of craftsmanship and design, a singular and inspiring vision emerges. In each piece the hand of the artist is always present. Taking humble and ordinary woolen yarn, João Bruno Videira interlaces the threads into different forms and vibrant webs of colour, creating new and extraordinarily unique objects. In his work João Bruno Videira draws on a geometry that lifts the spirit and intensifies all the senses.

Lobo Apparel’s purpose is to create quality garments and accessories, durable and with a timeless aesthetic. The brand tries to resist to trends so that its creations don’t evaporate over time and make history. Lobo Apparel intends to contribute to a better planet, saving its resources as much as possible and preserving the environment. Part of its products and raw materials derive from production leftovers.

Miguel Domingos started his photography career 10 years ago in London, having concluded a BA at the London College of Fashion. He worked with a number of internationally reknowned photographers: Terry Richardson, Glen Luchford, Alasdair McLellan, Horst Diekgerdes and Tom Munro in New York and Paris. An exhibition of his own called ‘Future Archive’ was held at the Casa da Cultura da Comporta, Portugal and was invited to exhibit at Lisbon Fashion Week ModaLisboa in October 2016.

Constantly looking for new materials and creating different designs, the Oficina166 portfolio goes from decorative tapestries (mixing weaving and macrame techniques) and big natural woven branches, to lampshades, photograph embroidery and outdoor woven furniture, using nautical cord. Each piece is unique and has its own story. Large scale pieces are the brand image.

Singular Leather is a Portuguese brand that represents the symbiosis between the traditional art of working the leather and the innovative, practical and minimalist design. The singularity is the stamp that the brand uses in the whole creative process. From conception to the final product, all steps are done manually — drawing, cutting, dyeing and finishing — using the best Portuguese natural leather.

Created in 2014, Stabörd is now an international luxury handmade brand and counts on a multidisciplinary team of designers and certified portuguese craftsmen, thus ensuring the best quality products.

Tânia Gil graduated in industrial design at IADE and in jewellery at "Contacto Directo” school. The Alentejo coast and her trips around the world are her sources of inspiration: new cultures, colors, smells. She spends hours taking pictures and collecting elements of nature, the main inspiration for her jewellery or "wearable objects", as she prefers to call it.

The traditional Portuguese gastronomy of the province is marked by the use of pieces in handmade pottery. From this context, Tasco invited several designers to design pieces that crossed their own identity with that of the brand and the context presented. The diversity of proposals is based on this diversity of cultures and associated geographies, which we observe from the north to the south of the country.

The Captain Socks wants to create quality products that represented hobbies and jobs. Products Made in Portugal, all done with minimalist designs, so that they can be used in a formal or casual context. The brand believes that socks are an expression of love. And love deserves the best and strongest features: 200 needles, composed by combed cotton, seamless and jackard cuff.

Thomas Mendonça is especially inspired by nature, especially corals, porifers and some aquatic plants, to create unique ceramic pieces. Unable to speak of the sea without mentioning the pollution, the designer 's work has taken a more conscious and political course, including some plastics and other materials that he has collected on the beaches of Portugal.

Vicara collaborates with a group of independent designers and makers, combining young blood with the reasonability of more experienced designers.

Wayz for Life is a sneakers brand with a humanistic footprint. Timeless, genderless, seasonless, versatile and made with eco-friendly materials. Proudly designed and ethically produced in Porto, Portugal, with local sourcing and production, using eco-friendly materials. The brand supports local communities - 1% of its sales help homeless people in Porto.

WO design is a Portuguese brand in constant evolution, always concerned with the preservation of our planet. Based on minimalism and functionality, creates unique pieces inspired by everyday living and nature. Beauty lies in the small details of its products — colors, lines, shape, and fine finishing — and in the use of the noblest materials in an ecological and sustainable way.