A Vida Portuguesa

Home goods store · Chiado

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"Everything in this flagship location of A Vida Portuguesa—as well as its sister outposts—is made in Portugal, but you won’t spot any flash-in-the-pan goods. Beyond patriotism, the focus here is on brands that have endured for decades or uphold tradition, whether it’s a vintage-inspired ice cream bowl, shaving cream from a circa-1920 product line, or bundle of graphite pencils made by an early-20th-century manufacturer. Founded by journalist turned entrepreneur Catarina Portas, A Vida Portuguesa spotlights craftsmanship and original packaging" - Alia Akkam

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Av. 24 de Julho 49, 1200-109 Lisboa, Portugal Get directions

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