Covet Valley is a time capsule that takes you back in time to the 1960s: The epitome of mid-century modern design. This is a house that could be the perfect fit for an early James Bond movie. Today we bring you a look inside one of the most mesmerizing interior design homages in the old yet beautiful city of Porto, Portugal, where Maison Valentina is one of the main characters.
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Originally built in the 1960s, Covet Valley keeps its mid-century architectural roots intact by featuring rigorous geometric lines and large windows which perfectly integrate the house in its natural surroundings, overlooking one of Europe’s most breathtaking landscapes – the Douro, a Unesco World Heritage Site.
Inside, an instantly recognisable mid-century split-level layout is fully decorated with a curated selection of mid-century modern furniture, lighting and accessories from Europe’s top brands.
The incredible Covet Valley is represented by the North-American concept side by side with the true Portuguese soul. Fully decorated with the inspiring retro collections of DelightFULL, Essential Home, Rug’society and Maison Valentina this mid-century modern house project is the dream house for all the vintage design lovers.
The pieces that you will find inside were all handmade by the most skilled artisans, something that comes within the Portuguese culture.
Covet Valley is every design aficionado’s dream. A house that kept its origins intact and, at the same time, a showroom that perfectly embodies the mid-century modern style, featuring a specialised team of product specialists ready to help interior design professionals finish their most demanding projects worldwide.
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