Boca do Lobo is a brand born from the friendship of two designers, Amândio Pereira and Ricardo Magalhães, who named it after the Italian phrase for wishing someone good luck. Their goal is to reimagine age-old craft techniques, creating provocative pieces of contemporary design.

The philosophy of Boca do Lobo is a collision of materials and techniques: automotive paint meets silver leaf, traditional wood carving meets cutting-edge technology. Its workshops bring together cabinetmakers, jewelers, gilders, and lacquerers who bring each piece to perfection.

In 2009, Boca do Lobo won the "Most Innovative Brand Award" at Maison&Objet in Paris. Today its pieces adorn five-star hotels (Fairmont, The New York Palace), have been shown at more than 200 international exhibitions, and its clients range from architects and designers to members of royal families.
By choosing Boca do Lobo, you get a provocative work of art, handmade in Portugal, capable of turning any space into a stage where every object tells its own story.

Essential Home is a brand born from a desire to bring the elegance and glamour of the mid-20th century back into the interior. Its story began as the "Essentials" collection within the lighting brand DelightFULL, which was looking for furniture that would complement its designs.

The brand's philosophy: furniture as a tool for "time travel," reimagining references from the 1930s to 1960s in a mid-century modern style with contemporary details. Every piece is handmade in Portugal using polished brass, genuine leather, velvet, and fine woods. The main advantage is personalization: more than 1,000 fabric and finish options, plus the ability to send in your own material. Today Essential Home regularly exhibits at Maison&Objet and Salone del Mobile, offering not only furniture but also interior design services. By choosing Essential Home, you get a story told in the language of modern design.

DelightFULL is a brand that breathes jazz into the interior. Born in Porto, it revives the 1940s to 1970s through the eyes of contemporary artisans: atmosphere and mood, frozen in brass and aluminum. The Brubeck, Miles, Coltrane, and Sinatra models are named after jazz musicians, because light, like jazz, lives on improvisation and rhythm.

What sets it apart is pure handcraft. Every luminaire is made by Porto's artisans, who pass each piece from hand to hand until it's perfect. Brass and fine finishes turn them into sculptural objects that become the focal point of a space. DelightFULL pieces have appeared in the interiors of Fifty Shades of Grey and BBC Sherlock, and have been shown at Maison&Objet and Salone del Mobile.

Lighting that can't be replicated: sizes, metal tones, and shades are customized to fit a specific interior. Its collaboration with Boca do Lobo confirms DelightFULL's place in the Portuguese school of design. It's a collector's piece that never loses relevance, like a good jazz record.

BRABBU takes its name from the word "brave," and that is its essence: strength, intensity, and character. First presented in London at Decorex International, today BRABBU is a regular at Maison&Objet in Paris and Salone del Mobile.

The brand's philosophy is design for living: expressive, immersive, inspired by untamed nature, culture, and human resilience. Bold sculptural forms, luxurious tactile materials, and timeless contemporary style span every interior category, from case goods and upholstery to lighting, rugs, and accessories, so you can furnish a space in one unified aesthetic.

Every piece is handmade from polished brass, marble, and velvet. The main advantage is customization: more than 500 fabric and color options, with designers and artisans working in close tandem to make every detail flawless. This makes it possible to create emotional objects that become the focal point of any interior, from a private residence to a hotel. BRABBU offers clients an intense way of living, where every piece is a gift to the senses.