Portuguese brand OWN from designer Miguel Flores Soeiro recently exhibited their new Stream Light Collection at Light+Building in Frankfurt this past month. These silhouette lamps are dramatic and feel like a completely new use for traditional neon. They almost feel like light drawings created using long exposure photography.

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Stream Light Collection by Miguel Flores Soeiro

Portuguese designer Tó Martins is doing something with old washing machine parts you’d never have expected: he’s making lamps out of them . Using old washing machine drums, Martins creates a lamp — called Rewash — whose shade can be customized with just about anything you’d like. So far, he’s made them with fake grass, cork, measuring tapes, steel roses and tons of other materials

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Rewash Lamp

Tusse is a Portuguese art and design brand launched at this year’s Salone in Milan that will bring a new flavor to any luxurious interior. This cabinet is like a stained glass window on all four sides, reflecting the light like a gemstone. This irreverant piece is like Gothic-meets-Romantic-meets-a-boulder. This piece is like an ancient jewel box covered in a high-gloss.

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Tusse

Portuguese design group Tralhão Furniture has launched its first collection at Salone . Description below is from the designers. Alfama is the first design object created by Tralhão Furniture, which has the ambition through design, to perpetuate memories, reinterpret techniques and concepts from the past. Summing up, recreating a universe grounded in a dichotomy between past and future.

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Tralhão Furniture

Let me introduce you to Portuguese company Matrioskas , which was founded in 2007 but didn’t really hit the scene until Tent London in 2009. I think they have a nice selection of unique pieces.

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Matrioskas