Dreaming is what moves us forward

More than a signature, and beyond the landscape, the dream became the inspiration. Drawn outside, in the contours that Nature constructs without shame or artifice: in the encounter between the sea and the Sintra mountains, in the free and abstract shapes, and in the elements that we remember so well, such as valleys, stone pines and other native flora.

The color variations bring the different ways of looking at a landscape that reinvents itself, season by season, in an uninterrupted and mesmerizing way: in spring, with a focus on the landscape, green becomes more predominant and everything comes into full harmony with that tone. The shapes and textures of the sea, together with the different shades of blue in the water, almost make us feel submerged in a longed-for summer.
Also, cozy are the burgundy tones, which come with autumn and transform the landscape as much as the mood - or they wouldn't lead us to seek the comfort of a book or a wine.

Read from left to right, the elements of the drawings gradually blur together, like a dream that appears only to quickly fade away. Some of them move from floor to floor, to take the first step in the dance of the imagination of those who interpret them. This is the power of art: the freedom to stop, look and create your own storyline.

The carpeting in the hotel halls also tells us a story. In a fusion of earth and water, it makes us lose ourselves in its fluid forms, without ever failing to tell us where we are: the colors correspond to each floor and each panel in the rooms.
A common element in the corridors is the orange ball which, also seemingly lost, accompanies those who walk through them. The mystery it offers us, inherent to the Sintra mountains, is almost a game that can easily be taken away as a souvenir. In fact, it is the great link between the interior and the exterior. After all, who knows if that orange ball isn't also out there, somewhere in the middle of nature or even, why not, in a dream?