Introducing Casa Fortunato’s Sister House in Alcácer do Sal

In a stunning new addition to their portfolio, the talented design duo of António Falcão Costa Lopes and Filipa Fortunato have unveiled a sister house near the picturesque Alentejo coast in Alcácer do Sal. This 100-year-old townhouse has been transformed into a captivating guest house, showcasing the designers’ signature folk-modern style.

The newly renovated townhouse offers accommodation for up to 12 guests, with each room exuding charm and character. Reclaimed floors, original wood panelling, and heirloom antiques create a sense of history, while vibrant modern additions add a delightful touch. The designers’ playful ‘harlequin’ palette is evident throughout, featuring hand-stitched jewel-toned rugs, a mesmerizing checkerboard floor in deep wine-colored hues, a striking orange Mario Bellini sofa by B&B Italia, and a captivating cornflower-blue lounger from the renowned Patricia Urquiola.

Embracing every detail, the tilework in the courtyard garden takes inspiration from the unique characteristics of each room, resulting in a captivating and wild striped motif that surrounds the inviting plunge pool.

What sets this guest house apart from the ordinary is the attention to detail in every room. Whether it’s a sunshine-yellow Nimrod chair by Marc Newson or an artwork created by Fortunato’s talented grandmother, each space offers its own unique curiosity and charm.

For dining and drinking, guests can enjoy the convenience of an honesty bar with small plates available throughout the day. Meals can be shared around a beautifully crafted dining table designed by local hero Daciano da Costa. Whether guests prefer to rent a single room or the entire guest house, a truly unforgettable experience awaits.

Situated just a short distance from the idyllic beach community of Comporta, known for its powdery sands, and less than an hour away from Lisbon’s airport, the location of this sister house is as convenient as it is enchanting.

Experience the beauty of Alcácer do Sal and immerse yourself in the unique ambiance of Casa Fortunato’s sister house. Book your stay through Boutique and prepare to be captivated by the blend of history, culture, and modernity that awaits you.

Photography: Manolo Yllera
Photography: Manolo Yllera
Photography: Manolo Yllera
Photography: Manolo Yllera

FAQs:

1. What is the newly renovated townhouse near the Alentejo coast?
The newly renovated townhouse near the Alentejo coast is a captivating guest house transformed by design duo António Falcão Costa Lopes and Filipa Fortunato.

2. How many guests can the guest house accommodate?
The guest house can accommodate up to 12 guests.

3. What are some features of the guest house?
The guest house features reclaimed floors, original wood panelling, heirloom antiques, vibrant modern additions, a playful ‘harlequin’ palette, and a captivating courtyard garden with a plunge pool.

4. What sets this guest house apart from others?
The attention to detail in every room sets this guest house apart. Each room offers its own unique charm and curiosity, with features such as designer chairs and artwork by Fortunato’s talented grandmother.

5. What dining options are available for guests?
Guests can enjoy the convenience of an honesty bar with small plates available throughout the day. Meals can be shared around a beautifully crafted dining table.

6. How far is the guest house from the beach community of Comporta?
The guest house is situated just a short distance from the beach community of Comporta known for its powdery sands.

7. How far is the guest house from Lisbon’s airport?
The guest house is less than an hour away from Lisbon’s airport.

Definitions:

1. Alentejo coast: The coastal region of Portugal known for its stunning landscapes, beautiful beaches, and charming towns.

2. Townhouse: A multi-story attached house, typically located in a city or town, characterized by its narrow and vertical design.

3. Folk-modern style: A design style that combines traditional folk elements with contemporary and modern design features.

4. Heirloom antiques: Valuable or antique objects that have been passed down through generations within a family.

5. Harlequin palette: A color palette inspired by the traditional costume of a harlequin, featuring bold and contrasting colors.

6. Plunge pool: A small, deep swimming pool designed for cooling off or relaxation rather than for swimming laps.

Related links:

1. Boutique – Book your stay at Casa Fortunato’s sister house through Boutique.
2. Comporta – Learn more about the idyllic beach community near the guest house.
3. Visit Lisboa – Discover more about Lisbon and its attractions.

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