This Suite honours the coffee cycle environment of the nineteenth-century in Brazil, for the involvement of its unusual colours, fabrics, and warm tones.
A warm atmosphere, in a game of contrasts between the contemporary walls decorated with lithographs by Marc Chagall and Joan Miró, and the predominantly colonial style.
An enviable, day and night view to the iconic Clerigos Tower, with direct communication and views over the garden, decorated with boxwood and a water source built-into the nineteenth century tile panel, make of this a delicious romantic suite.

A markedly French-inspired environment, decorated with original Louis XVI style furniture, mixed with original Portuguese engravings, and lithographs by Joan Miró and Pablo Picasso.
With direct access to the private terrace and an original granite arc from the seventeenth century, now decorated with original stucco pieces from the demolition of the house, it also allows you to admire an unusual tile panel from the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, extending up to the 4th floor.
A Suite inviting moments of contemplation and rest, with its own private terrace where you can enjoy your breakfast, a snack or light meal, a drink in the evening, or simply relax.

In an extremely elegant but discreet environment, stands out an impressive original figurative tile panel from the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries.
Furniture from different eras and origins, carefully selected fabrics, living in total harmony with the colours and atmosphere, paintings by Joan Miró, Picasso, and original French engravings.
An original 5 meters private granite balcony, leads us to a stone niche, originally used to connect with the Church of Mercy, which now frames a Roman bust of unknown origin.
In the tranquillity of this space, enjoy a leisurely breakfast, a relaxing reading moment accompanied by tea or a snack in the late afternoon.

The seventeenth and eighteenth centuries tile panel, rising from the first to the fourth floor, stands out by the suite entrance.
Colours and fabrics in strong and unusual textures match the colour and decoration of the walls, and the mixture of pictures from different origins and schools, both classical and contemporary, in perfect balance with the remaining decor.
A Flanders patinated-wood dresser complements the cosy atmosphere of this unusual Suite, with a privileged day and night view over the iconic Clerigos Tower.

An exotic and relaxed atmosphere, the result of a bold mixture of Burmese culture and British comfort. Original bamboo furniture, and a comfortable "chaise longue" takes us for a relaxing warm atmosphere.
Two unusual original bronze Burmese door-stoppers, shaped as elephant heads, were adapted into two original lamps.
Walls decorated with a mix of collection of Chinese coins, contemporary painting, and embroidery Burmese panel.
Views over the house Garden, the Clerigos Tower, and the south bank of the Douro River, allow us to admire the typical cascade of houses and respective skylights, so unique to the city of Porto.

An impressive 3.8 meters high ceiling, in original woodcarving from the seventeenth century, fully recovered by the hands of Portuguese craftsmen, welcomes you to this unique, warm, and sophisticated suite. The strong colours match to detail, the warm tones and careful fabrics mix. Original furniture, from many different styles and origins, along with lithographs by Salvador Dali, further enrich the environment.
Over the original French nineteenth century fireplace, in Jaune de Sienne marble, stands out a Maharaja painting.
Of great architectural interest, the original 6 meters balcony, topped by two amber crystal pinecones, lets you enjoy the cosmopolitan atmosphere, and the views over the historical Largo S. Domingos and Rua das Flores.

A cosy environment, wrapped in colours, fabrics, and unusual furniture.
Original stucco from the house decorate the walls and ceiling, in perfect harmony with the contemporaneity of lithographs by Alexander Calder and French Soldats Chinois engravings.
An original Empire style table from the nineteenth century imposes its presence framed by original stucco pieces, now in the shape of lamps. Cosy armchairs invite you to relaxing moments in front of the Bleu Turquins marble fireplace. The recuperated original balcony, decorated by two amber crystal pinecones, lets you enjoy the views and atmosphere over the Largo S. Domingos and Rua das Flores.

The "stuccati" walls in aged gold refer us to the Venetian atmosphere. The uniqueness, and the combination of colours and patterns of the fabrics complement the environment.
The unusual Japanese dresser, painted by hand, deserves a special reference, which perfectly integrates the environment.
The walls are decorated with paintings from different schools, origins and styles, with special emphasis to the lithographs by Joan Miró, and original Portuguese and Chinese engravings.
The original nineteenth century Fireplace, in Brocatelles marble completes the grandeur of this suite overlooking the magnificent Cathedral of Porto, and the old part of town.

An enviable, unique view over the entire old town of Porto and Vila Nova de Gaia can be contemplated from the 10m2 granite terrace and manual hydraulic mosaic. The ideal place to enjoy the Southern European sun, during an intimate breakfast, or a dinner by candle lights.
A relaxed sport-chic atmosphere, predominantly marked by the diversity of decorative objects, all related to various fields of sport.
The French Louis XVI piece was adapted into a library.