Kuri Kuri opened its doors at the end of November 2009 at Rua do Rosário, having been the first store in Porto exclusively dedicated to selling Japanese items.
After a month’s stay in Japan in 2005, Ana Cancela wanted to open a store with focus on a single culture and Japan appeared to be the most desirable to explore for this marketing licensee.
Kuri Kuri (meaning “how loving” in Japanese) sells everything from plaited rice straw sandals to Maneki Neko, the prosperity cats, to objects such as origami costume jewelry from Portuguese artisans who cross ancient art. Accompanied by the modern design.

Founded in 1964, Fábrica de Candeeiros Alberto & Ramos de Almeida, with 52 years of experience, is the oldest in downtown Porto. They manufacture, clean and restore various types of lamps, lighting fixtures and chandeliers with free budgets. They also sell classic lamps with a vintage feel. For those who enter the store immediately notice that the decoration is the products. There are lamps everywhere, in all shapes and sizes, for all tastes, ceiling, wall, to put on the bedside table, living room, kitchen, bathroom or bedroom. You can count on a specialized service in a familiar environment, typical of the traditional Porto commerce.

Founded almost 20 years ago, Tutti Quanti Decoration, located in the area of São João de Brito and near the Bessa viaduct, following a bistro type design, with a careful and original decoration, is a place where you can take a break and have a cup of tea or coffee, eat a cake or something salty, to the sound of ambient music, and make a purchase for yourself or a friend. You will find three distinct spaces – Caffè, Fashion and Props, Decoration/ Gifts – which are interconnected, in a unique identity. The offer is extended; you can buy a piece of clothing, a wallet, a scarf or a shawl, a piece of decoration, nativity scenes, jewellery and goldsmithery, transformation and repair of jewellery and goldsmithery.