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.

In this establishment the highlight goes, as its name implies, to the lamps.
At Casa dos Candeeiros you can find them in various forms, for all needs and for all tastes, always at markedly inviting prices.
The property also offers a selection of small appliances and electrical equipment. Located in Largo dos Lóios and with a history of more than four decades, Casa dos Candeeiros offers its customers a close service based on many years of experience, ready to advise you at the time of purchase, to ensure to your complete satisfaction.

SuiteCotton opened its doors 15 years ago, as a result of a partnership with the Mindol factory, specialized in resting systems, to which is added the experience since the 80s in production in the textile area. This synergy allowed the opening of this space, where you can find bed linen, mattresses, bases, headboards, pillows and duvets. They offer differentiated, good quality products and are proud to make an approach devoid of eagerness to sell, to the detriment of a sensible, advising and unhurried service. Their motto is: “neither the most expensive is the best nor the cheapest is the worst…” This way, your customers ends up returning on many occasions.