Imagine stepping into a world where innovation meets artistry. The Casa do Design, tucked away in Matosinhos, is a haven for those who seek a glimpse into the Portuguese design scene. It’s a place where history and modernity collide, giving life to a captivating story. The Casa do Design’s history is woven into the fabric of the city itself. Originally, the building housed the municipality’s car garage. But its purpose evolved, becoming a platform for celebrating design and art. The Casa do Design opened its doors in 2016, a testament to the city’s dedication to promoting its artistic heritage. Its walls are adorned with a selection of exhibits that showcase the diverse realms of design, from furniture and product design to graphic communications and fashion. The Casa do Design, a beacon of creativity, has become a hub for artists and designers, fostering collaboration and pushing the boundaries of the creative spirit. It is a place where design echoes from every corner, inviting visitors to discover the rich tapestry of Portuguese design, and leave with a newfound appreciation for its power to shape our world.
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