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Pablo Riaño’s grandfather’s kitchen had remained virtually unchanged since the 1960s. The same cupboards, the same worktop worn down where thousands of meals had been prepared, everything in its usual place.
When the electricity or gas bill lands at the height of winter, it is easy to see your home’s energy efficiency as a problem that is simply too big to fix. Whistling windows, walls that feel cold to the touch, that one bedroom that never warms up, no matter how long the heating is on.
The country is full of empty homes, while at the same time facing a housing problem that’s hard to ignore. According to the INE (National Statistics Institute), house prices rose by 17.6% in 2025, the biggest increase since records began.
Bad Bunny, the Puerto Rican artist who topped digital streaming platforms for consecutive years, arrives in Lisbon this week for two concerts that sold out within hours.He performs at Estádio da Luz on 26th and 27th May, marking his debut in Portugal and one of the most anticipated stops on his DeBÍ
In a truly luxury kitchen, elegance isn’t about showing off appliances—it’s about making technology and functionality disappear, blending effortlessly into the design.