Once an old ruin at the end of a dirt road, Casa Luum is completely encompassed by nature, nestled among hundreds of olive, almond and cork trees.

Designed by Pedro Domingos Arquitectos, the same architect as the sister house Casa Agostos, the modern architecture is dominated by strong lines, white walls and concrete, creating a bold effect in the natural environment.

Casa Agostos is situated in the hilly hinterland of the Algarve region in southern Portugal, near the picturesque village of Santa Bárbara de Nexe.

Between the green knotty olive-trees the long-extended building shines brightly in white.

The minimalist interior design, the concrete flooring and linear shapes combine to create a pleasant modern ambience.

Silent Living combines impeccable architecture with swoon-worthy landscapes, the company specializes in creating one-of-a-kind stays that celebrate the rich culture of the city the home resides in.

Casa na Terra is located in Monsarazin in the deepest heart of Alentejo, two and a half hours from Lisbon.

The dreamy getaways of Silent Living in Portugal radiate a warmth, serenity, and elegance that leaves no soul untouched. The holiday houses feel very cozy and welcoming, just like home, because that is exactly what they once were: a family’s home.

Santa Clara 1728 is one of those swoon-worthy homes. Like all of Silent Living’s properties, the residence started off as their own family home and now serves as the “home away from home” for all guests who stay there. Surrounded by grand monuments and palaces, Santa Clara 1728 captures the natural beauty of Lisbon, located in the old cultural quarter of the city.