LISBON TOWNHOUSE

A singular and expansive townhouse in Lisbon, designed by renowned architects Ines Lobo and Paulo Mendes da Rocha, provided the setting for a carefully considered collection of international contemporary art by Oliver Marsden, Ash Roberts and Peggy Kuiper.

Unfolding across several floors, we worked closely with our clients to create distinct curatorial moments, sourcing and commissioning pieces that respond to the building’s monumental scale, materiality of design and the shifting light that transforms each floor over the course of a day.

Interior of a modern room with a sloped ceiling, a large circular black wall art, a window with cityscape view, and leather and wooden furniture.

A painting with a dark green background featuring abstract shapes and swirls, some outlined in light yellow, resembling underwater scenes or organic forms.

A vintage wooden sideboard with decorative painted designs, topped with small objects including a book, a black round object, a glass vase, and a sculpture of a human torso. A large painting of a water lily pond hangs on the wall above it.

A beige indoor space with two framed abstract art pieces on the wall, a row of brown bricks on the floor, and a unique hanging light fixture made of multiple circular elements.

All photographs in this project were taken by Luis Nobre Guedes.