Located in the urban expanse of Porto, it is flanked by several buildings that define the Rua 31 de Janeiro, a two-story building, constructed at the beginning of the 20th century.
To the west of the building is a two-story structure, while a three-story building stands to the wast; the rear of the building is aligned with the Rua da Madeira.

The principal facade is oriented to the south, along Rua 31 de Janeiro; a structure made of golden cast iron, with contours made up of a variety of ornate floral motifs.
These are crowned with shell-like forms complemented by decorative plant designs of Rococo inspiration.
It includes a central portico along its main axis, surmounted by flag, flanked by two large undulating frames.
Its perimeter is constituted by large curved pieces, vegetal or shell-like in form, decorated in the center.
Between the shell and door flag is a sign stating VICENT.
The interior spaces still maintain the furniture and furnishings of the period including gilded counters, lamps and windows.
Further notable features include the original wallpaper, decorated ceilings and wooden floors.

Casa Vicent constitutes one of the rare examples of ironwork commercial architecture referencing the Art Nouveau period.
Similar styles were constructed along the same roadway, including the Ourivesaria Cunha and Ourivesaria Reis & Filhos.
The ironwork is comparable the styles of these buildings in worked silver and polished metal.
Located in the urban expanse of Porto, it is flanked by several buildings that define the Rua 31 de Janeiro, a two-story building, constructed at the beginning of the 20th century. To the west of the building is a two-story structure, while a three-story building stands to the wast; the rear of the building is aligned with the Rua da Madeira.
The principal facade is oriented to the south, along Rua 31 de Janeiro; a structure made of golden cast iron, with contours made up of a variety of ornate floral motifs. These are crowned with shell-like forms complemented by decorative plant designs of Rococo inspiration. It includes a central portico along its main axis, surmounted by flag, flanked by two large undulating frames. Its perimeter is constituted by large curved pieces, vegetal or shell-like in form, decorated in the center. Between the shell and door flag is a sign stating VICENT. The interior spaces still maintain the furniture and furnishings of the period including gilded counters, lamps and windows. Further notable features include the original wallpaper, decorated ceilings and wooden floors.
Casa Vicent constitutes one of the rare examples of ironwork commercial architecture referencing the Art Nouveau period. Similar styles were constructed along the same roadway, including the Ourivesaria Cunha and Ourivesaria Reis & Filhos. The ironwork is comparable the styles of these buildings in worked silver and polished metal.
Casa Vicent