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Over three days, Homeing brings together manufacturers, brands, and leading professionals in an environment dedicated to inspiration, discovery, and business. Between conferences, conversations, and meetings, also explore the exhibition spaces that complement the experience and reveal new perspectives on design, architecture, and decoration.

Exhibitions

September 24 to 26

  • Check-in and Lounge featuring an inspiring “Unexpected” theme, designed by Filipa Prucha Tuna and Artur Correia, Fortuna
Filipa Prucha Tuna and Artur Correia, from Fortuna, are responsible for curating these spaces. The concept is born from the dialogue between Feel Balance, created by Homeing for its 11th edition, and the theme Unexpected, created by FORTUNA. The proposal seeks to create an experience of balance and surprise, where the building’s memory and a contemporary reading of the space intersect in a subtle way.
In the Check-in area, as a place of arrival and welcome, the intervention enhances the existing atmosphere and proposes a new way of experiencing the space, respecting its history and reinforcing its role as the fair’s meeting point.
In the Lounge area, the concept continues through inspiration drawn from the arches of Lisbon’s architecture, creating a striking and welcoming space designed for moments of pause, meeting and work, in dialogue with the identity of the partner brands.

Filipa Prucha Tuna & Artur Correia

  • Machine for Thinking About the Relationship Between Us and Objects

    The installation explores the idea that subject and object do not exist independently, but are mutually constituted.

    Metal coat racks, a project by first-year students of the Bachelor’s Degree in Equipment Design, coordinated by Professor João Cruz.

    Collaboration: Project Labb (João Rocha and João Costa)

    Exhibition Faculty of Fine Arts of the University of Lisbon | Curator: Isabel Dâmaso

    South Foyer

  • September 24 | 12:00 PM-12:30 PM
  • South Foyer

New Modern Mediterranean - Designing from the place

Francisca Maltez, Azores Botanic

Synopsis

New Modern Mediterranean is often recognised through an aesthetic, but before it is a visual language, it can be understood as a way of designing from the place. Francisca Maltez (botanist, landscape architect, founder and CEO of Azores Botanic) draws on her experience in projects in Comporta to explore this relationship between territory, architecture and botany.

In a context shaped by sandy soils, maritime exposure, pine forests, montado woodland and vegetation adapted to water scarcity, choosing a plant does not begin with its appearance. It begins with the climate, the light, the soil, the wind, and the way that species will grow and transform over time.

From spontaneous landscape to designed landscape, a reflection on how to build a contemporary Mediterranean language that does not imitate the territory, but is born from it.

Francisca Maltez

  • September 24 | 2:30 p.m.–3:50 p.m.
  • South Foyer

Lighting Design in Interior Architecture

Teresa Pinto Coelho, Artur Correia, João Lourenço

Teresa Pinto Coelho

Artur Correia

João Lourenço

  • September 24 | 4:00 PM-5:00 PM
  • South Foyer

The Future of the Experience in Space: Between Narrative, Aesthetics, and Functionality

Tiago Vilaça, Isabel Sá Nogueira, Bruno Pereira

Moderation: Patrícia Catalão

  • September 25 | 10:30 AM-11:20 AM
  • South Foyer

Belonging, Identity, and Territory

Raquel Contreiras: Objects Are Not Neutral: An Ethical Perspective on the Role of Design

Bernardo Fernandes: The Screen as a Piece of Cultural Fruition

Ana Luísa Dias: The Relationship Between People, Place, and the World in Interior Design

Faculty of Fine Arts of Lisbon, coordination Isabel Dâmaso

Speakers

Raquel Contreiras

Bernardo Fernandes

Ana Luísa Dias

Isabel Dâmaso

  • September 25 | 12:10 PM-12:40 PM
  • South Foyer

Biophilic Architecture

Ana Neves, Technical Director Tábua Rasa

Synopsis

Biophilic architecture is based on the hypothesis that human beings maintain a biological predisposition to seek connection with life, natural systems, and their patterns. When applied to the built environment, this idea has been studied through perception, attention restoration, stress response, physiological comfort, and how certain environments influence the human experience of spaces.

Starting from the Feel Balance theme, tábua rasa® proposes a conversation about wood as a biophilic material in contemporary interiors. Not as a decorative sign of nature, but as a perceptual material: with variation, depth, texture, temperature to the touch, acoustic response, aging, and a visual complexity that the brain recognizes as organic.

Speakers

Ana Neves

  • September 25 | 2:00 p.m.–2:45 p.m.
  • South Foyer

Luxury as a defining element of spaces

Artur Correia, Joana Marcelino

Artur Correia

Joana Marcelino

  • September 25 | 3:00 PM-3:45 PM
  • South Foyer

From Rehabilitation to Well-Being – Spaces That Work

José Ávila e Sousa, Joana Laranjeira, António Laranjeira

Synopsis:

José Ávila e Sousa, CMO of Grupo Preceram, invites architect Joana Laranjeira and António Laranjeira, co-founders of the “Ó da Joana” studio, for a conversation about practical cases that combine rehabilitation, decoration, and improvement of space comfort.

With a very strong presence on social media and in the media, the studio has specialized in architecture and interior decoration that go beyond appearance. Their vision of putting the home at the service of people is summed up in one of Joana’s phrases: “it is from real routines and materials with intention that a space that works is born.”

Speakers

José Ávila e Sousa

Joana Laranjeira

António Laranjeira

How to Get There

The Carlos Lopes Pavilion is located in the central area of Lisbon, next to Eduardo VII Park, with easy access via Avenida António Augusto de Aguiar and Avenida da Liberdade. There is public parking nearby, especially in the underground car parks close to Marquês de Pombal and El Corte Inglés.

Buses

Several Carris lines have stops near Eduardo VII Park, including:
  • 713 (Amoreiras – Campolide Station)
  • 723 (Algés – Desterro)
  • 736 (Cais do Sodré – Odivelas)

Metro

  • Blue Line (Parque station) – approximately 5 minutes on foot.
  • Yellow or Blue Line (Marquês de Pombal station) – about 8 minutes on foot.

Taxi and Ride-Hailing Services

There is a specific area near the entrance of Eduardo VII Park where you can easily find taxis or use services like Uber and Bolt to quickly reach the Carlos Lopes Pavilion.

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Ana Rita Soares

An Interior Designer with an international career that began in Madrid, she founded the Atelier Ana Rita Soares 19 years ago. Renowned for creating elegant, functional, and personalized environments, the atelier develops residential, commercial, and hospitality projects, reflecting each client’s lifestyle. Recognized nationally and internationally, it received the Best Luxury Interior Design Studio in Portugal award from the Luxury Lifestyle Awards in 2025. In parallel, she taught and directed the Interior Design course at the Lisbon Fashion School, also conducting workshops, columns, and reference articles.

Mónica Seabra-Mendes

With a master’s degree in Luxury Management from the Sorbonne (Paris) and a degree in Corporate Communication, she began her career at the haute couture house Guy Laroche and worked with the L’Oréal, Shiseido, and Clarins groups in marketing and communication management roles in Portugal and Spain. Founder of Affluencial, a luxury consulting and training platform, she developed executive programs and international experiences in the field. Since 2011, she has been the director of the Luxury Management Program at Católica Lisbon Business & Economics. An author, speaker, and member of the Advisory Board of the Portuguese Association of Excellence Brands, she is now a reference in the luxury universe.

Maura Marvão

With a degree in Law from the Catholic University and a Master’s in Arts Administration from New York University, she began her career at the UN Preparatory Committees for the International Criminal Court and at the New Museum of Contemporary Art in New York. For 17 years, she has represented the international auction house Phillips in Portugal and Spain. She also teaches Art Markets and Practices of Collecting at the Catholic University. She has organized conferences and seminars, as well as projects related to culture. She was President of ADIAC and the friends group of the Ricardo Espírito Santo Silva Foundation, and Founder of the Portuguese branch of the National Museum for Women in the Arts in Washington. She is a member of the Advisory Board of the Bagos D’Ouro Association.

Ana Rita Soares

An Interior Designer with an international career that began in Madrid, she founded the Atelier Ana Rita Soares 19 years ago. Renowned for creating elegant, functional, and personalized environments, the atelier develops residential, commercial, and hospitality projects, reflecting each client’s lifestyle. Recognized nationally and internationally, it received the Best Luxury Interior Design Studio in Portugal award from the Luxury Lifestyle Awards in 2025. In parallel, she taught and directed the Interior Design course at the Lisbon Fashion School, also conducting workshops, columns, and reference articles.

Mónica Seabra-Mendes

With a master’s degree in Luxury Management from the Sorbonne (Paris) and a degree in Corporate Communication, she began her career at the haute couture house Guy Laroche and worked with the L’Oréal, Shiseido, and Clarins groups in marketing and communication management roles in Portugal and Spain. Founder of Affluencial, a luxury consulting and training platform, she developed executive programs and international experiences in the field. Since 2011, she has been the director of the Luxury Management Program at Católica Lisbon Business & Economics. An author, speaker, and member of the Advisory Board of the Portuguese Association of Excellence Brands, she is now a reference in the luxury universe.

Maura Marvão

With a degree in Law from the Catholic University and a Master’s in Arts Administration from New York University, she began her career at the UN Preparatory Committees for the International Criminal Court and at the New Museum of Contemporary Art in New York. For 17 years, she has represented the international auction house Phillips in Portugal and Spain. She also teaches Art Markets and Practices of Collecting at the Catholic University. She has organized conferences and seminars, as well as projects related to culture. She was President of ADIAC and the friends group of the Ricardo Espírito Santo Silva Foundation, and Founder of the Portuguese branch of the National Museum for Women in the Arts in Washington. She is a member of the Advisory Board of the Bagos D’Ouro Association.