A two-bedroom apartment with architectural presence and loft-like scale—designed by mam studio and set in one of Lisbon’s most creative, fast-rising neighbourhoods.

Located in a residential building in Anjos, the apartment spans 112 m² inside, plus a 12 m² terrace and two garage spaces. The layout is open and linear, anchored by raw concrete ceilings, exposed structural elements, and a sculptural corridor that ties the social and private areas together. The space balances contrast—minimal but textured, airy but grounded.

Southwest-facing, natural light moves across the interiors throughout the day, drawing attention to the interplay of structure and detail. The living area opens directly to the terrace, creating a clean flow between indoors and out. Both bedrooms are well-proportioned, and there are two bathrooms.

Design finishes are carefully considered: epoxy resin floors, bespoke wood joinery, and a stainless steel sink designed specifically for the main bathroom. Electrical fittings are by JUNG; lighting by Artemide. 

The location adds another layer. Just up the street from the rumoured-to-be Soho House, and walking distance to neighbourhood favourites like Ramiro, Tasca Pete, Jardim do Torel, and Miradouro do Monte Agudo — home to the laid-back Simó’s kiosk, a local go-to for drinks with a view — this part of Anjos offers both edge and ease. It's one of Lisbon’s most compelling neighbourhoods: creative, central, and still evolving.