KAIA Surfaces, Avenida da República 50 2nd floor, Lisbon (2026)

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Avenida Da República 50 2nd Floor

06/10/2026

Lapa is Lisbon at its most composed — embassy-lined streets, quiet slopes and views towards the Tagus.
Inside one of its historic houses in Lisbon, Portugal, Aurora Arquitectos introduced a deep burgundy staircase that runs through the full height of the 390 m² residence, transforming four floors into one continuous vertical space.
The classical street façade remains untouched. Behind it, the staircase stands clear of the walls, allowing air, light and sound to travel through the house. A skylight at the top draws natural light all the way down to the ground floor.
At the centre of it all, oak stair treads bring warmth and natural texture to the deep burgundy lacquer, creating a refined contrast with the pale interiors. The use of natural oak connects the staircase with the warmth of the wooden elements throughout the residence.
A beautiful example of contemporary Lisbon architecture and interior design, where material, colour and light work together to define the space.

Photo credit: Francisco Nogueira

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02/10/2026

Lapa is Lisbon at its most composed — embassy-lined streets, quiet slopes and views towards the Tagus.
Inside one of its historic houses in Lisbon, Portugal, Aurora Arquitectos introduced a deep burgundy staircase that runs through the full height of the 390 m² residence, transforming four floors into one continuous vertical space.
The classical street façade remains untouched. Behind it, the staircase stands clear of the walls, allowing air, light and sound to travel through the house. A skylight at the top draws natural light all the way down to the ground floor.
At the centre of it all, oak stair treads bring warmth and natural texture to the deep burgundy lacquer, creating a refined contrast with the pale interiors. The use of natural oak connects the staircase with the warmth of the wooden elements throughout the residence.
A beautiful example of contemporary Lisbon architecture and interior design, where material, colour and light work together to define the space.

Photo credit: Francisco Nogueira

30/09/2026

Lapa is Lisbon at its most composed — embassy-lined streets, quiet slopes and views towards the Tagus.
Inside one of its historic houses in Lisbon, Portugal, Aurora Arquitectos introduced a deep burgundy staircase that runs through the full height of the 390 m² residence, transforming four floors into one continuous vertical space.
The classical street façade remains untouched. Behind it, the staircase stands clear of the walls, allowing air, light and sound to travel through the house. A skylight at the top draws natural light all the way down to the ground floor.
At the centre of it all, oak stair treads bring warmth and natural texture to the deep burgundy lacquer, creating a refined contrast with the pale interiors. The use of natural oak connects the staircase with the warmth of the wooden elements throughout the residence.
A beautiful example of contemporary Lisbon architecture and interior design, where material, colour and light work together to define the space.

Photo credit: Francisco Nogueira

Let’s bring your next project to life!

28/09/2026

This month, we’re embracing contrast and inviting you to play a little more with colour.

When the foundation is right, the possibilities become endless. A well-chosen floor creates the perfect canvas for richer tones, unexpected combinations and distinctive interior details — allowing colour and texture to take centre stage.

At KAIA Surfaces, we believe flooring should not only complement an interior, but create the foundation for it. From engineered wood flooring to SPC and tailored flooring solutions, we help bring together aesthetics, performance and practicality for residential and hospitality projects across Lisbon and Portugal.

Start with the right foundation. Then let your creativity take over.

Let’s create something beautiful, together.

25/09/2026

A home where art, vintage design and natural materials come together. ✨

This residence by brings together pieces from different eras, creating interiors with depth, character and a strong sense of identity.

The oak parquet flooring provides a warm, timeless foundation, with the chevron and herringbone patterns used throughout the same project. A bold and beautiful design choice — and one that shows just how much character can be created through the thoughtful use of pattern and scale.

The flooring allows the artwork, vintage furniture and collected objects to take centre stage, while adding warmth and continuity throughout the home. The result is a personal, curated interior that feels both sophisticated and lived-in.

A beautiful example of how oak parquet flooring can become more than a surface — it can quietly shape the entire atmosphere of a space.

Photo credit: Daniëlle Siobhán

Looking for inspiration for your next residential or interior design project? Let’s discuss!

23/09/2026

A home where art, vintage design and natural materials come together. ✨

This residence by brings together pieces from different eras, creating interiors with depth, character and a strong sense of identity.

The oak chevron parquet flooring provides a warm, timeless foundation, allowing the artwork, vintage furniture and collected objects to take centre stage. The result is a home that feels personal and curated, while remaining warm, functional and made for everyday life.

A beautiful example of how the right flooring can become more than a surface. It can quietly shape the entire atmosphere of a space.

Photo credit: Daniëlle Siobhán

Looking inspiration for your next project? Let’s discuss!

21/09/2026

The floor is only the beginning.

What does it mean to work differently with flooring in Portugal?

In a recent conversation with The Portugal News, our founder shares the thinking behind KAIA Surfaces, a Lisbon-based flooring company working across Portugal, and why we believe the process of choosing and installing a floor should be as considered as the material itself.

At KAIA Surfaces, we work with architects, interior designers, developers and private clients, providing premium engineered wood flooring and high-quality SPC flooring, together with flooring installation, stair solutions, custom skirting and profiles, technical support and sourcing.

From natural oak flooring and herringbone to contemporary SPC surfaces, our approach is about looking beyond the floor itself — understanding the architecture, the project and the people behind the space.

For us, good flooring is not simply about the product. It is about design, material selection, responsible sourcing, technical expertise, clear communication and a well-executed installation.

This is the thinking behind KAIA — and the story we were pleased to share with The Portugal News.

Read the full story: “The Floor Is Only the Beginning: A New Way of Working with Flooring in Portugal.”

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Photo credit: .lindmark

18/09/2026

A more modern approach to flooring.

The flooring industry is changing, but some things remain deeply traditional. At KAIA Surfaces, we believe quality should go beyond the product; from smarter sourcing and competitive pricing to technical expertise, reliable delivery and professional installation support.

In our latest article, we explore how engineered wood and SPC flooring can be approached differently, with better processes and a more transparent, project-focused experience.

Beautiful materials. Better processes.

Read our full article on The Portugal News
Photo credit: .lindmark

16/09/2026

Some interiors don’t need to be perfectly uniform to feel refined.

This Astana residence by architect Санаева Айгерим•Дизайнер интерьера explores how cultural identity can be expressed subtly through colour, pattern, art, furniture and carefully selected materials. We love how the interiors feel contemporary while still carrying a strong sense of authenticity and history.

The natural oak herringbone flooring, with its distinctive knots, plays an important part in that atmosphere. Each individual piece of wood is naturally different, with its own grain, knots and subtle variations, making the floor feel truly unique rather than manufactured to look identical.

For us at KAIA Surfaces, this is precisely the beauty of natural wood flooring. A rustic oak floor doesn’t simply cover a surface; it brings warmth, depth and an unmistakably authentic character to a home. The irregularities become part of the design, creating a timeless foundation that works beautifully alongside contemporary architecture and more expressive interiors.

Love the character of natural wood? Contact us to explore flooring collections tailored to your project needs.

Photo Credit: Мила Лотоцкая Interior photographer

14/09/2026

The direction of your wood flooring can change how a room feels.

But there is no one rule for every space. The right direction depends on the shape and proportions of the room, natural light, adjoining spaces, and the direction of existing flooring or architectural lines.

A well-planned installation can make a space feel more balanced, connected and spacious — while allowing the natural character of the wood to complement the architecture.

At KAIA Surfaces, we consider these details before every wood flooring installation in Lisbon and across Portugal.

Looking to elevate your project? Let’s discuss!

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