The charm of another era combined with modernity.
Living Room and Kitchen: A Space for Contemporary Creativity
With a generous area of 30m2, the living room harmoniously integrates a modern and fully equipped kitchen.
This space is the heart of the apartment, a place where functionality meets art, equipped with an oven, hob, extractor fan, microwave, built-in dishwasher and washing machine, water heater and refrigerator.
Rooms: Serenity Chambers
The bedrooms, each measuring 12m2 with built-in wardrobes, are like peaceful refuges, spaces where serenity and comfort are elevated to the form of art.
Bathroom: An Ode to Functional Elegance
The complete bathroom, with suspended crockery, is a combination of design and functionality, creating an environment of comfort and sophistication.
Balcony: A Window to Inspiration
The open balcony of this apartment is not just an outdoor space, but an invitation to contemplate the magnificent river landscape, a setting that has inspired artists and dreamers throughout the centuries.
Details that Tell Stories
From the white lacquered frames with double and tilt-and-turn glazing to the false ceiling with built-in LED lights in several rooms, every detail has been thought out to create an environment that is both comfortable and aesthetically pleasing.
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Living in the Art of S. Vicente
'A true artist is not one who inspires himself, but one who inspires others.'
This apartment in S. Vicente is not just a space to live in, it is an aesthetic experience, a work of art to live in, which reflects the beauty and dynamism of one of Lisbon's most historic neighborhoods.
These words of Salvador Dalí truly resonate in this apartment, where every detail is a brushstroke on the vibrant canvas of the historic district, offering a spectacular view of the river.
The Klimt Art House invites you to discover this unique space, where every corner is an expression of art and history.
Salvador Dalí, one of the greatest exponents of surrealism, was born in Figueres, Spain, on May 11, 1904, and died in the same city on January 23, 1989. His contribution to 20th century art extends beyond painting, covering cinema, sculpture and photography, making an indelible mark on the international artistic panorama.
Dalí is world famous for his excellent painting technique and for creating surrealist images that challenge our perception of reality. His works are full of symbolism, exploring themes of dreams, subconscious, sexuality and religion. 'The Persistence of Memory', one of his most iconic works, is emblematic of this approach, with melting clocks in a desert setting that evokes a feeling of strangeness and fascination.
Dalí's personality was as striking as his art. Known for his eccentric behavior and distinctive mustache, he became an unmistakable public figure. Dalí frequently made public appearances that challenged social conventions and was involved in projects that pushed the boundaries of traditional art.
Dalí's interest in science, psychoanalysis and popular culture also profoundly influenced his work. He often incorporated references from these fields into his paintings, creating a unique fusion of art and scholarship. Dalí collaborated with other artists and filmmakers, such as Luis Buñuel, with whom he created the surrealist film 'Un Chien Andalou', a work that remains a landmark in the history of avant-garde cinema.
In addition to painting and cinema, Dalí dedicated himself to sculpture and design, creating objects and spaces that reflected his unique vision of the world. The Dalí Theatre-Museum in Figueres, designed by the artist himself, is an example of his multidisciplinary approach and a living testament to his legacy.
Dalí's work and life challenge the separation between art and life, between the real and the imaginary. He remains an inspiring figure whose innovative and bold approach to art continues to influence generations of artists and admirers. His legacy is a celebration of limitless imagination and the ability to turn dreams into reality.
Energy Rating: Exempt
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