Founded in 1824, the Vista Alegre Porcelain Factory was the first industrial unit dedicated to producing porcelain in Portugal. With heritage that spans three centuries, Vista Alegre is inseparable from Portuguese history and cultural life, simultaneously projecting itself as an important international leader in the production of high-quality porcelain, crystal and glass. This stems from excellence in manufacturing, the century-old prestige of its painting school, a constant focus on innovation and design, and an intimate connection, right from start, to art and culture.

Founded in 1849, in Lisbon, Viúva Lamego is today the main reference in the production of tiles in Portugal, and an ambassador of Portuguese culture in the world, with iconic projects of public art and architecture in several geographies. Its factory is an open space for artistic creation, that challenges and is challenged by national and international artists, designers, and architects, names like Siza Vieira, Cargaleiro, Rem Koolhaas or Joana Vasconcelos experience this method. Its history is as much about fidelity to the past, with artisanal production techniques, as it is about looking to the future, with the constant development of new approaches and techniques, always focusing on innovation and sustainability.