PANAMAR Concept Store
Details
10 AM–7 PM Open
R. de Mouzinho da Silveira 14, 4050-414 Porto, Portugal
PANAMAR CONCEPT STORE
“A living dialogue between space, design, and human connection”Panamar concept store
“Panamar was conceived like a love story – where the space and I adapted to each other’s essence, transforming in harmony to create something greater than ourselves. Each design decision was a whispered conversation, each material selection a shared dream made tangible.”
Our Ethos
Where architectural integrity meets retail innovation, creating spaces that breathe with their contents
Curatorial Vision
Each product is a chapter in our story – selected for craftsmanship, sustainability, and narrative depth
Community
A platform elevating emerging designers while honoring Portuguese heritage and global perspectives
A LIVING HERITAGE
The Panamar building stands as a century-old testament to Portuguese resilience, its walls echoing with stories of Portugal’s cultural evolution. Once home to the visionary Manuela Andrade, the space now carries forward her spirit of adventure and compassion through curated design.
Every architectural detail whispers tales of transformation – from original stonework that survived generations to contemporary interventions that honor the past while embracing sustainable innovation. This is more than retail; it’s a living museum of Portuguese design philosophy.
THE PANAMAR EXPERIENCE
Luxury Reimagined
- Designer apparel from emerging Portuguese talents
- Limited-edition collaborations with global artisans
- Seasonal curation of sustainable luxury goods
Home as Art
- Handcrafted ceramics honoring Portuguese traditions
- Statement furniture blending heritage techniques
- Textiles woven with contemporary minimalism
Cultural Souvenirs
- Authentic keepsakes with modern interpretations
- Artisanal food products from local producers
- Design-forward gifts that tell Porto’s story
“Panamar redefines what a concept store should be – where every product feels like part of a greater narrative, and the space itself becomes part of your memory of Porto.”
— Ana R., Design Editor
