lmavina was created in 2017, by artist Liliana Pereira. The inspiration for the busts she makes is taken from the people and cultural ancestry of Portugal. All her busts are hand-crafted and sculpted in one piece, giving them unique characteristics, not only decorative but also functional. Almavina intends to unite the past and the present, adapting to the needs of the contemporary market.

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.

Antiflop unites two passions, scarves and art. The brand also creates patterns for its Iconic collection inspired by Portuguese history and culture.

Housed in an old shoe store from 1880, still preserved today with its movements of original pieces, the Companhia Portugueza do Chá — Portuguese Tea Company — breathes a calm atmosphere, looking for something beautiful, something mystical, almost like a journey within ourselves, our senses, our own memory.

Fábrica das Mantas Alentejanas, also known as Antiga Fábrica da Mizette, is located in Reguengos de Monsaraz. In the Factory we find a century-old art perpetuated by the artisans in 11 handlooms.

Fine&Candy is a luxury stationery brand based in Portugal, that was created in 2009 from a desire to offer its customers the finest quality office pieces. All the pieces presented by the brand are unique and totally elaborated by hand, through original design and using traditional and manual techniques. Special attention is given to the quality of the materials, the design, finishes and color selection, which gives each piece a unique personality Fine&Candy.

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.

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.

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.

Sanjo returned in September 2019 with a new attitude. The brand intends to work the duality of the old and the new, bring the classics back to our days and continuing to work the legacy and unique DNA that Sanjo is carrying for more than 80 years. Sneakers 100% made in Portugal, focused on quality and exclusivity, which are true cult objects.

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.

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.

Ventura Ventura develops small collections where textiles are the main focus. Pieces can be split into the Threads Line, with textiles such as dead stock fabrics, curtains, table cloths and beddings being repurposed and upcycled; and the Capsule Line, which presents itself as a blank canvas where everything is put to experimentation. Every piece has a common purpose: the purpose of serving a body, not a gender.

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