In her Prado farm, Beatriz Tasso de Sousa Perry Sampaio created in the 1940s a weaving atelier with the purpose of teaching how to weave, in linen, her own designs. The need to exhibit her creations led her to found, in 1960, Perry Sampaio, an establishment located at Rua do Campo Alegre, and later at Praça dos Leões as well. It presents itself as a closed-door boutique that continues to grow regularly without ever losing its identity. Perry Sampaio carries the knowledge of generations under the attentive guidance of Maria Beatriz, embroiderer since she was 7 years old.

The name of this store (which sounds similar to Está aqui tudo / Everything’s here) says, with great humor, almost everything you need to know about it. In fact, in this establishment you can find a little of everything. If you find that you are missing something at home, you are more likely to find it somewhere on Taki Tudo’s shelves. Everything, whether it’s a tool, a phone charger, a kitchenware, a piece of clothing or even a small piece of furniture. You will hardly leave Taki Tudo without finding at least three or four utilities that are missing from your home and whose purchase has been delayed. In addition to the large and diverse range of products, prices are very economical.

Close to the renovated Ferreira Borges Market and in the heart of one of the most symbolic areas of the city of Porto was the Causaefeito – Decoração, in perfect symbiosis between the architecture of the historic area of Porto and the contemporary and refined environment that this establishment emanates. Causaefeito provides interior and exterior decoration services, also selling furniture and lighting items from internationally renowned brands. Here you can find articles from brands such as Fiam, an Italian brand that produces curved glass furniture, Porada, which combines technological processes with craftsmanship tradition, Lago, with furniture for homes and public spaces, just to mention a few.