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• The Space: Obra Prima means masterpiece in Portuguese. At Villa Obra Prima, that means: - Coming home to an airy, sun-bathed contemporary space that is as sophisticated as it is comfortable. - Enjoying panoramic views of Funchal and the sea, framed by massive glass doors and windows, and underscored by the softly flowing infinity pool. - Forming rich connections to the island and its culture through a carefully curated collection of original art and traditional crafts, with 30 pieces commissioned from local artists especially for the villa • Entrance - Whether entering from the garage or from the secure gate to the exterior of property, the entrance provides a grand, but warm welcome, setting the tone for the spaces that will unfold from it. Floor to ceiling windows frame a picturesque view of the local landscape, while the facing wall features a large artwork commissioned specifically for the villa from Portuguese textile artist, Maria Pratas, as a representation of Madeira Island. Naturally, you’ll also find a bench to change your shoes, and a console with resources to supplement your vacation. • Open Plan Kitchen/Dining/Living Space: - With massive floor-to-ceiling windows and glass sliding doors offering unbeatable panoramic views of Funchal and the sea, this room was designed to bring the outdoors in. A baby grand piano is the centerpiece of the space, though music lovers will also appreciate the handmade braguinha (Madeiran ukulele) and karaoke machine. Several pieces of local art adorn the walls, including a portrait of a Madeiran field worker by local artist, Emanuel Aguiar. The dining area is defined by a vintage Moroccan rug, paying homage to Madeira’s closest neighbor, with a table that comfortably seats eight. A well-appointed kitchen allows you to cook as much or as little as you desire, perhaps enjoying fresh local produce purchased at the famous Mercado dos Lavadores ten minutes away.