Entering a Vista Alegre shop is also visiting part of the Portuguese heritage. Founded in 1824, the Fábrica de Porcelana da Vista Alegre was the first industrial unit dedicated to porcelain production in Portugal. From the outskirts of Ílhavo, it quickly gained national recognition, especially by the royal house. The brand never lost its identity, but also never lost its power of adaptation, following throughout its history the different artistic currents. At Vista Alegre you will find tableware, decorative, giftware and hotelware, high quality glass and crystal, and also stainless steel cutlery 18/10. They make wedding lists and customise products, among others.

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.

LethesHome is a home textiles store with a major concern for sustainability. Their products are profoundly contemporary and urban, yet they are made on handlooms in Portugal in their creative and productive unity, in accordance with secular traditions and often ethnographic inspirations, rich in art and culture. This mode of handicraft and ecological production is joined by a constant search for excellence in the manufacture of its textiles. In this sense, the company has invested, over time, in the training of its employees, in order to guarantee the quality required and that represents for itself a true point of honor.