Lisbon Chiado Hotel

In the heart of the Portuguese capital, the Lisbon Chiado Hotel rises as a privileged balcony overlooking the history and charm of the city of Lisbon. Located in the emblematic Chiado district, this boutique hotel combines the architectural heritage of a historical building with a contemporary and sophisticated hospitality proposal. The project, which stands out for its timeless elegance and attention to detail, features interior design by Pilar Paiva de Sousa, who has succeeded in creating an atmosphere of serenity that harmoniously dialogues with the rhythm of the city.

To bring its common areas and terraces to life, GANDIABLASCO furniture was chosen, whose pieces naturally integrate into both outdoor and indoor environments, blurring the boundaries between the two. On the terrace, the Timeless collection, designed by José A. Gandía-Blasco Canales and Borja García, is the main protagonist. The Timeless modular units 1, 2, and 4 configure spacious seating areas that invite relaxation on the terrace, while the chill bed with backrest and the side table from the Flat collection, a creation by Mario Ruiz, provide an architectural and essential aesthetic in the hotel's indoor spa. These elements, manufactured with high-resistance aluminum profiles, guarantee durability without sacrificing visual warmth.

The proposal is completed with a curated selection of auxiliary furniture and accessories that reinforce the identity of the space. The Solanas chair, designed by Daniel Germani for GANDIABLASCO, contributes its characteristic enveloping shapes, coexisting with the Mona table by Diabla, which adds a touch of freshness and color. The ensemble is rounded off with the presence of Garden Layers mats, rolls, and cushions, a collection by Patricia Urquiola for GAN, which brings the comfort of the living room to the outdoors. Finally, the Sonora planters, also by GANDIABLASCO, provide the necessary organic touch to complete a project where the nobility of materials and the purity of lines create a refuge of peace against the spectacular views of Saint George's Castle and the Tagus River.