Almond is a rare family apartment in Arroios, where Lisbon’s creative, café-led energy meets calm, design-led living. Set on the top floor of a mid-century building, it pairs generous volumes with bespoke built-in solutions, creating a home that feels architectural yet deeply practical. Light, warmth and proportion define the atmosphere, offering a quiet counterpoint to one of the city’s most dynamic neighborhoods.

Positioned on the fifth floor, the apartment feels distinctly elevated and removed from the rhythm of the street below. The sense of height enhances both privacy and light, with space unfolding generously across the layout. A large room with extensive built-in storage anchors the home, supporting family life without visual noise. The kitchen is a central social space, finished with a marble splashback, a stone-topped island and a Lacanche range. From here, it opens naturally into a breakfast room designed for slow mornings and informal gatherings. The living room is framed by carefully considered built-in bookshelves, while painted wooden floors run throughout, softening the architecture and warming the interiors.

There are three bedrooms, including a calm master bedroom and two children’s rooms fitted with bespoke built-in bunk beds that balance playfulness with order. Two bathrooms serve the apartment, one with a bathtub, continuing the home’s thoughtful approach to everyday living. Throughout, material choices lean towards warm tones and custom carpentry, creating cohesion and a sense of permanence.

Arroios has quietly established itself as one of Lisbon’s most compelling inner-city neighborhoods. Young, creative and culturally engaged, it draws a mix of long-time residents and an international crowd. Independent wine bars, cafés and restaurants shape daily life, while destinations such as Lully Bakery, widely regarded as one of the city’s finest French bakeries, anchor the area’s growing reputation. It is a neighborhood that feels authentic, evolving and confidently itself.

Almond is a home designed for family life, shaped by light, craft and intention, and set within a neighborhood that continues to define contemporary Lisbon living.