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Development and implementation of an Interior Design project for a hotel in Comporta, Portugal. 2024

“Comfort and a Cabana”. Realizing the idyllic experience of spending the night in a cabana was the challenge of this project. A cabana where the local popular imagination is rescued through contemporary design and comfort.

From the two types of cabins, two concepts emerged: the Dunes and the Montado. The Comporta landscape revisited in interiors, through materials, textures, colors and shapes. Always contemporary, but deeply rooted in the regional culture and landscape.

In the Dunes cabanas, there is a connection to the sea, the sand and the small plants that grow there. In the Montado cabanas, the texture and color of the earth, the vibration of the cicadas and the warm shade of the trees create the interior imagination, which also flows to the outside.

Interior Design: Tiago Patrício Rodrigues + Pura Cal Studio

Photography: Marlene Oliveira

Development and implementation of an Interior Design project for a 450 m2 villa in Comporta, Portugal. 2024

To create an imminently contemporary house, in terms of aesthetics and functionality.

A house that is in the country and in the beach, that quotes and merges with the beauty of the surrounding cork oak forest landscape. A house that is frugal in its use, just like the local identity, but aesthetically pleasing, full of soul, meaning and significance.

The rusticity of the wood, cork, wicker and all the materials is redesigned in a modernist way, embracing contemporaneity and allowing symbiosis with the architecture. Here, as in so many of our projects, colour and art are essential elements of detail and prominence, simultaneously celebrating the local vernacular tradition and creating surprise and vivacity.

Authentic and unique, the ambiences in this house convey lightness, spatiality and identity.

Interior Design: Tiago Patrício Rodrigues + Pura Cal Studio

Photography: Marlene Oliveira

Development and implementation of a Residential Interior Design project for a 320m2 penthouse in Estoril, Portugal. 2024

A contemporary, spacious, and bright apartment overlooking the Estoril coast and sea.

A project built on sensitive balances between space, design, art, and antiques, in environments that express timelessness.

Environments that exude a certain Paulistana aura, with stripped-down spaces and warm materials, where the delicacy of contemporary design effortlessly blends with the historical elegance of antiques.

There is an eclectic soul here that brings together memories and times in a light yet sophisticated aesthetic.

An aesthetic that takes shape through the delicate organic design of the furniture, which, in contrast with the chromaticism of art and the patina of antiques, is enlivened by materials and tones that change gently with the warm light of Estoril.

It is these elements that envelop us in a light, warm, and current spatial seduction.

Interior Design: Tiago Patrício Rodrigues + Pura Cal Studio

Photography: Claúdia Rocha

Development and implementation of a Residential Interior Design project for a 110m2 apartment in Lisbon, Portugal. 2024

Next to the museum of the largest private art collection in Portugal, is a small apartment, also owned by a collector. It's a small urban refuge, carefully designed piece by piece, from the lighting to the finishing materials, from the art to the furniture.

We are in Lisbon, yet the apartment breathes the “je ne sais quoi” of Haussmann's Paris. The interior design project seeks to accentuate this connection in a contemporary and eclectic way, where Italian and Brazilian design dialogue with European 19th century and Portuguese 21st century works of art. Textiles, as in the past, cover the surfaces of the walls, floors and windows, subtly adding comfort and character to the white base of the walls.

Despite the areas described and the preponderant presence of the pieces, environments are created where there is lightness and scale, where different times, designs and identities are combined and valued, creating a timeless sophistication.

Interior Design: Tiago Patrício Rodrigues + Pura Cal Studio

Photography: Claúdia Rocha

Development and implementation of a Residential Interior Design project for a 70+25m2 house in Santa Cruz, Portugal. 2023

A small semi-detached house summer house updated. A family legacy revitalized through an interior design architecture project redesigning spaces and function, keeping the identity and spirit of the 60’s decade. A project in which the vernacular local identity, crafts, and artistic spirit blend in a festive and spontaneous manner.

In architecture, the contemporary and functional design is combined with materials commonly used in Portugal in the mid-20th century, such as granolithic concrete, hand-painted tiles, Estremoz marbles, cobogó tiles, and others. The design itself is stylized and searching for frugal simplicity.

In the interiors, the different eras of time blend in the form of an eclectic design, casual and joyful just like a summer vacation house should be.

Colours, textures and patterns, materials, lists, and drawings, all come together in an unusual way, without any obvious connection except for the whole. And like just like that the different environments of the house are designed, a decorative manifesto in which the aesthetic of every detail is present.

Project: Arquiteto Tiago Patrício Rodrigues
Photography: Cláudia Rocha

Development and implementation of a Residential Interior Design project for a 225 m2 house in Comporta, Portugal. 2023

Sound metaphor of the pine and oak surroundings that involve this single-family house in the area of Comporta. Also seemingly silent are the interiors designed for it. Serene as the wind whispering through the trees, speckled with the humming of insects and the singing of the cicadas.

The interiors are an extension of this stillness, with a simple and functional design, as a connection to the natural surroundings in every single material and texture. As they are also speckled. Speckled with colour.

The spirit of each space is stripped down and relaxed, just as a leisure house should be. A contemporary aesthetic merges with timeless design, in which the materials, colours and details are a subtle reference to the Mediterranean and local popular culture.

Project: Architect Tiago Patrício Rodrigues
Photography: Marlene Oliveira

Development and implementation of a Residential Interior Design project for a 250 m2 house in Torres Vedras, Portugal. 2022

The architecture suggests contemporary interiors. Our approach was to create a timeless contemporaneity, built and enhanced by the warmth of comfort and light. We created an aesthetic narrative that references the Scandinavian imaginary, to design an environment in which functional family life and wellness come together in spaces that provide inner calmness. Calmness in materials, calmness in shapes, calmness in colour, and calmness in time. A serenity that one can breathe throughout the house, flowing across all rooms, without any of them losing its individual purpose.

Project: Architect Tiago Patrício Rodrigues
Photography: Marlene Oliveira

Development and implementation of a Residential Interior Design project for a 120m2 apartment in Lisbon, Portugal. 2020

A clear and contemporary design that breathes a strong sense of nature, present in materials, furniture and details that weave the atmosphere of this 120 sqm T2 apartment, located in a remarkable historic area of ​​Lisbon. Spaces of luminous tones, in which brushstrokes and details are drawn that are inspired and refer to the Tagus, in its different chromatic hues and in its reflections of the city.

Project: Architect Tiago Patrício Rodrigues
Photography: Marlene Oliveira

Development and implementation of a Residential Interior Design project for a 60m2 apartment in Oporto, Portugal. 2020

The Portuguese tile tradition, is the conceptual design motto. Revised in its geometries and colors, which adorn facades all over the country, crossing times and styles. The vibrant geometries concept, is present at this project in many details, which create textures, color, comfort and depth, enhance and soften the white architectural space. Eminently contemporary and eclectic, the environments, combining contemporary and antique furniture, point by erudite and popular art, createing a timeless, happy, full of life and intimacy soul, with several narratives and symbologies. This is an Interior Design project by the Architect Tiago Patrício Rodrigues.

Project: Architect Tiago Patrício Rodrigues
Photography: Marlene Oliveira

Development and implementation of a Residential Interior Architecture project for a 90m2 apartment in Lisbon, Portugal. 2020

A house for a young couple who aspire to sincere urban serenity. The original apartment from the 50s of the 20th century, maintains in this architectural rehabilitation, its functional organization, which is rip into new spaces and materialities that further enhance the light of Lisbon. The thoughtful and restricted design, prioritizes stowage and multiplies new areas and functions, in a game between modernism and contemporary, where the narrow color and material palette, seeks an aesthetic that translates into an essential stillness.

Project: Architect Tiago Patrício Rodrigues
Photography: Marlene Oliveira

Development and implementation of a Residential Interior Design project for a 180m2 duplex apartment in Cascais, Portugal. 2019

The crossed view between Sintra mountains and Cascais sea, creates the concept of inspiration for this housing project signed by the Architect Tiago Patrício Rodrigues, where the romanticism and the dense and shaded green of the mountains, merge with the rocky and the deepest blue sea wich hits the rocks of the cliffs. A sea of contrasting textures and patterns invades the interior spaces, which change from one shade to another. Creating a visual path that celebrates the mountains and the sea, in a light and sophisticated timeless aesthetic, where vegetable elements and natural materials are predominant.

Project: Architect Tiago Patrício Rodrigues
Colaboration: Studio Mitchell
Photography: Marlene Oliveira

ZUVI ZEVA ZIVI, “zingra” and “zomba” the Pop imaginary of the 80s. Reinterpreting it and mixing it with the vernacular Portuguese manufacture. A cheerful and fun Design that makes us smile and lead us to different stories, aesthetics and rhythms. With Pura Cal design and Tiago Patrício Rodrigues creative direction, all the pieces are handmade in clay according to the techniques of the pottery wheel, and painted by hand. That gives them always unique characteristics, imperfections and peculiarities, typical of the craft production, that strongly contrasting with their contemporary design. 

Development and implementation of a Residential Interior Design project for a 200m2 apartment in Lisbon, Portugal. 2018

In an old palace of the XVIII century, new typologies settle. The Interior Design created for this apartment follows the premises left by the architecture, creating new dialogs between times and spaces. With a strongly actual aesthetic language, where they roam furniture from various periods and contemporary art, in order to awaken and evoke memories. Redeem the distinction and scale of the old palace in eclectic but polished environments, leaving always space for space, for design and art. 

Project: Architect Tiago Patrício Rodrigues
Photography: Marlene Oliveira

Metaphor of sail that is lost in the horizon, Beyond Tagus, Beyond Sea.
Metaphor of sail that returns, full of different materials, aesthetics and cultures.
Lisbon, an amalgam of all these exchanges and estates, where wood from Vera Cruz crosses with African straws and Indian fabrics.
Under looks and aesthetics that come and gom they blen and create a unique legacy that transforms everyday.

"ALÉM MAR" is a Lounge Chair created by João Bernardes Vilela e Tiago Patrício Rodrigues & João Bernardes Vilela where the simplicity of the design and the nobility of the material used, gives to "ALÉM MAR" a lightness and an unique aesthetic. Rosewood and traditional cane, build structure. Underneath it sits a textile fabric like a tensioned sail, and a cushion overlays natural linen and feathers.

Development and implementation of a Residential Interior Design project for a 260m2 apartment in Lisbon, Portugal. 2019

Floral hues that dematerialize in light watercolors, in color watercolors. Metaphors of flora that pigment the city in different shades and aromas throughout the year.  

A design concept that expresses itself in a very contemporary way in artworks, textiles and design objects that illuminate spaces and different woods, under the warm light of Lisbon.

Project: Architect Tiago Patrício Rodrigues
Collaboration: Luciana Cravo
Photography: Marlene Oliveira

Development and implementation of a Residential Interior Design project for a 260m2 apartment in Lisbon, Portugal. 2018

Spaces without time, outlined the conceptual basis of this Interior Design project for an apartment with contemporary aura in a privileged area of Lisbon. In the beginning, a quiet and silent house, but in all areas we will be surprised with a sophisticated but discreet ambience. Environments where the past remains, and the present is timeless. Where furniture and art acquire their own character, ripping aesthetics, times and conventions, leading us to utopias and fantasies, where geometries, animals and characters coexist.

Projet: Architect Tiago Patrício Rodrigues
Collaboration: Luciana Cravo
Photography: Marlene Oliveira

Development and implementation of a Residential Interior Architecture project for a 75m2 apartment in Lisbon, Portugal. 2017

A compromise, where the past is present, but the use and comfort are deeply contemporary, a conventional Lisbon typology of the 1940s, reborn through a new light and new ways of dwelling.

Keeping the time essence of the materials , but reviewing them through contemporary design and construction techniques, cleaner and more functional. Contrasts that are created and harmonized in ceilings, doors, baseboards and original floors as opposed to new functional elements and new spatial distribution.

Project: Architect Tiago Patrício Rodrigues
Photography: Marlene Oliveira

Development and implementation of a Residential Interior Design and Architecture project for a 100m2 apartment in Lisbon, Portugal. 2017

With the architectural rehabilitation of this apartment of the 1st decade of the XX century, it was intended that this breathe a warm and timeless masculinity which was, not built for project-imposition, but instinctively. The spaces are designed not as a whole, but one by one in order to retain each individual essence. The new 2 bedrooms typology, wider and functional, evokes materials, shapes and finishes of other eras, under the contemporary design. The spaces reflect numerous times, stories and aesthetics, which complement each other, in a commitment to create daily life, where furniture and lighting intersect throughout the XX century, such as vintage oriental rugs and contemporary art.

Project: Architect Tiago Patrício Rodrigues
Photography: Marlene Oliveira

Development and implementation of a Residential Architecture and Interior Design project for a 110m2 apartment in Lisbon, Portugal. 2017

It’s a space of time and memories, a “Belle Epoque” Apartment, which still breathes much of Pombaline typology. Target of some careless interventions it is searching for its initial memory along with a new contemporary living. This was the concept of an intervention that should be "surgical" in order to preserve the essence of space and materiality, while bringing the house to contemporary times, through a new typology, where functionalities transmit the current way of living and also a new spatial fluidity, explored through the maximization of pre-existing symmetries.
The different times and memories extend from space to furniture and objects, which came mainly from several generations of the owner’s family, having been subjected to a rigorous selection, which aims to combine them with pieces of historic design, with origins in the 50s and 60s of the twentieth century.

Project: Architect Tiago Patrício Rodrigues
Photography: Marlene Oliveira