Wander most any street in Portugal, and you’ll see azulejos tiles, those decorative blue tiles on buildings, churches, and ...

Portugal 's traditional tile-making, or azulejos, is more than just a craft; it's a cherished piece of their cultural ...

Photo from Shutterstock ] But I didn’t expect to become completely obsessed with Portuguese azulejos, the beautiful ceramic tiles that appeared everywhere I turned, magically making every street ...

You might find these Portuguese tiles, or azulejos, adorned on buildings during a walk about town (especially in Alfama), in gift shops (or at stalls at the Feira da Ladra), or within the walls of ...

Foot selfies with cobalt blue, canary yellow and gold-flecked azulejos tiles against the backdrop of Porto flood our lnstagram feeds. Brunch spots are dictated not by the best turmeric latte ...

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The contemporary space features clever use of elements and materials seen elsewhere in the city's long-standing local businesses, such as azulejos tiles, hydraulic mosaic and stainless steel ...