Located in the heart of Cascais Bay, Miguel Garcia designed this space to transport us to the Amalfi Coast and Sicily and bring Italy to Cascais. Alongside the yellow, sea green and terracotta that bring color and life to the space, there is a lemon tree that fills the air and brings the freshness of Italy. Completing the décor are hand-painted Testa di Moro vases – historically, these vases tell the tragic story of an impossible love between a young Sicilian woman and a young Arab man – and come directly from an artisan’s workshop in Sicily.
Corleone Ristorante al Mare is the perfect match for this historic house and to complete the landscape of the Cascais bay, which now hosts a traditional Italian restaurant, signed by an Italian chef, and with the service that the São Bento Group’s projects have already brought us: efficient, but informal, with the goal of giving guests the feeling of a vacation in Italy.
