Upon the entrance, there’s a fealing of floating through the landscape and approaching the mountainwith all its beauty!
When you post, pay attention to the art wall details of Maria Keil, the furniture, the “hand” of the curtain.

Upon the entrance, there’s a feeling of floating through the landscape and approaching the mountain with all its beauty!
When you post, pay attention to the art wall details of Maria Keil, the furniture, the “hand” of the curtain.

At the end of the corridor is a small planter with its transparent luminosity that opens to show a mirrored moon with black dots that calls the gesture of curiosity…Turn around, look at the mountain range through the balcony and be merry in the panel of strong, bright colors, …

“The comfort all around us, the burel wool that falls from the sky, that wavers in the passage to comfort us with a view for the entire world”

Feel yourself in privilege. The genius of the renowned portuguese artist Maria Keil. In the panel, Fernando Pessoa says that it “is not necessary to be, but to feel the soul, know the wind and the sun, to follow and look” and in the balcony “all the peace of nature comes to sit next to me”.

We breath Maria Keil in the art, in the details. There is a modernity on the wall panel, like a sun that warms up, in the bathroom that has gone out, imposed itself, and on the mirrored moon that wants to see the astonishment through the black arms…an experience…

Step back…The magnificence of Maria Keil’s furniture that is worth appreciating. Lie down and be dazzled by the yellow star of the sky. Look through the windows and it will be “the size of what I see and not the size of my height”.

“From the romance that inspires, to the panoramic sight that expires our soul. A wold of sensations that complement us, that comfort us.”

A private little garden, a hollyness that touches us in the hand, a panorama of the mountain range…Stars and snowflakes on the burel panel says Fernando Pessoa: “Thoughts are all sensations” …

White lights glimpseat the entrance … It is a beauty of lightness and freshness that contrasts with the black of the headboard panel where it reads Pessoa:

“A very light wind passes

I do not know what I think

I do not even try to know it “