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Floral Meets Chevron | Linens & Bedding by Habitat Improver - Furniture Restyle and Applied Arts | Hotel Estrela de Fatima in Fátima
Floral Meets Chevron | Linens & Bedding by Habitat Improver - Furniture Restyle and Applied Arts | Hotel Estrela de Fatima in Fátima
Floral Meets Chevron | Linens & Bedding by Habitat Improver - Furniture Restyle and Applied Arts | Hotel Estrela de Fatima in Fátima
Floral Meets Chevron | Linens & Bedding by Habitat Improver - Furniture Restyle and Applied Arts | Hotel Estrela de Fatima in Fátima

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Habitat Improver - Furniture Restyle and Applied Arts

Floral Meets Chevron - Linens & Bedding

Featured In Hotel Estrela de Fatima, Fátima, Portugal

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Bespoke sideboard by Habitat Improver for LMSN Architects at room corridors for Hotel Estrela de Fátima, Portugal. Bespoke piece made from scratch with: printed linen and chevron wallpaper découpage, mdf and oak structure. All handmade for this cool hotel renewal. Not mass produced, 100% made from scratch to create this unique piece.
Fabric: printed linen “Lucious Land" by Carlucci- Jab Anstoetz
Wallpaper: metallic chevron “Astoria" by - Osborne and Little
Habitat Improver - Furniture Restyle and Applied Arts
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Habitat Improver - Furniture Restyle and Applied Arts

Lisbon, Portugal

Wescover creator since 2020
Every single restyling is handmade and bespoke, resulting in one-of-a-kind pieces with a story to tell, to be enjoyed for generations to come.

Habitat Improver is an atelier dedicated to furniture restyle and applied arts, founded in Lisbon by Architect Joana Diogo. It brings different materials and decorative techniques together, updating several crafts in a very innovative way. Ancient and traditional decorative techniques, exclusively manual, are revived and applied to pieces of furniture and other structures, adapting them to new uses and environments, in a creative and personalised fashion. Its remarkable versatility and eclectic visual approach allows the atelier to work with interior designers, private clients and also to produce one-of-a-kind pieces to sell.