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"Portuguese Port of Call\nLisbon, Portugal, has seen an avant-garde sensibility emerge, notes architect and designer Campion Platt.\nLisbon, Portugal, has seen an avant-garde sensibility emerge, notes architect and designer Campion Platt.\nDe Divina Proportione: \"You could put together a very successful interior using pieces from this shop,\" Platt says of the contemporary furnishings.\nThe designer with owners Nadir Cassamo, center, and Nanita Jamal.\nVista Alegre: At the shop's Chiado location, Platt examines a glass bowl as a manager looks on. He likes the hand-blown glassware, \"work by local artisans that has a more contemporary line and look.\"\nPorcelain vases and bowls by Mikaela Dorfel.\nA silver-and-porcelain wine coaster from Leit\u00E1o &amp;amp; Irm\u00E1o\nLeit\u00E1o &amp;amp; Irm\u00E1o: Tableware and vases line the shelves.\nA caf\u00E9 in the commercial district of Baixa.\nTourists study ceramics in the window of one of Lisbon's oldest shops, which opened in 1741.\nThe designer with Sant'anna owner Carlos Amaro. \"People come here from all over Europe to have china and superb tiles made,\" remarks Platt.\nPr\u00EDncipe Real: Staff member Mara Cruz shows Platt a bedcovering. The quality of workmanship, which includes embroidery, makes the shop a \"historic Lisbon treasure,\" he says. \"It has real atmosphere.\"\nEmbroidery at Pr\u00EDncipe Real.\nLocated in a converted 18th-century building, the 55-room Bairro Alto Hotel straddles its namesake district and the Chiado.\nThe contemporary furnishings and cool palette give the rooms at the Bairro Alto Hotel a sleek look.\nManuel Reis's shop, Loja da Atalaia, has modern pieces that are \"fresh, impressive and interesting.\" A chair and table by Danish architect Finn Juhl sit next to a 1960s Italian obelisk.\nPlatt and his wife, Tatiana, enjoy breakfast on the terrace of the Bairro Alto Hotel."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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