XL arises from an old desire of its owner, Alexandra S. Monteiro, to build a space that reflects her personality and experiences. The search for new things and new designers was one of her priorities, seeking to find a style that represented something fresh in Porto. There is a concern in bridging the gap between classic and modern, combining Scandinavian style, also characterized by simple and functional lines with old styles, such as the 1950s. XL assumes a taste for simplicity of lines, design and of functionality, closely linked to the sometimes chaotic, modern lifestyle, that makes one look for an uncomplicated, elegant and functional home environment.
Furniture, lighting, decorative items
Tuesday to Friday: 11h-19h Saturday 10h30m-11h
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Address:
Rua do Campo Alegre, 290
Postal Code:
4150-169
City Zone:
Boavista
Landline Phone:
226001543
Email:
a.monteiro@xl-living.com.pt
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