Welcome to Flashback Design, a space dedicated to celebrating the timeless elegance and innovation of furniture designs that defined eras and continue to inspire generations. In this category we delve into the history of products that have become icons, exploring their origins, cultural impact and the creative vision of the designers who created them. Each piece in our collection is a tribute to the past, carefully selected to represent the best of classic and modern design. From chairs that redefined the concept of comfort and style to tables that have become the heart of many homes, Flashback Design is a tribute to those who dared to innovate and created furniture that stands out.
The Totó Bar Cart (2006) by Isay Weinfeld is a contemporary reinterpretation of the classic tea carts, combining elegance and functionality with a modern touch. The name “Totó” refers to the mobility of the piece, as it features a leather…
The Egyptian Chair (1949) by Finn Juhl is a striking piece of furniture that reflects the Danish designer’s innovative approach to modern design. Characterized by its unique and bold form, this chair combines traditional craftsmanship with a distinct, sculptural aesthetic.…
The Armchair Três pés By Lina Bo Bardi, was considered one of the first interpretations of Brazilian culture through furniture. The use of fabric and leather suspended by the structure even evoked the indigenous tradition of making hammocks. Original licensed…
The P40 Lounge Chair by Osvaldo Borsani, crafted for Tecno in 1960, is an iconic piece that reflects both innovation and modernity in mid-century furniture design. Known for its sleek, functional aesthetic, the P40 features an adjustable structure with movable…
The Kettelhut Chair, designed by Finn Juhl in 1951, is a classic example of his distinctive approach to Scandinavian modernism. Known for its organic shapes and meticulous craftsmanship, the chair blends a sculptural aesthetic with functional comfort. Inspired by his…
The Poltrona PL 13 by Percival Lafer, first created in 1963 and reissued by ETEL in 2023, showcases Lafer’s signature blend of comfort and innovative Brazilian design. Known for its sculptural frame and ergonomic form, this reissue preserves the original…
The Wegner Ox Chair, designed by Hans J. Wegner, is a striking and iconic piece that showcases Wegner’s mastery of form and comfort. This bold chair, produced by Fredericia, features a distinctive high back with wing-like arms, creating a sculptural…
The Spanish Chair by Børge Mogensen, introduced in 1958, is a renowned example of his functional and robust design philosophy, deeply rooted in traditional craftsmanship. Inspired by medieval Spanish furniture, particularly a type of chair Mogensen encountered during a trip…
The Whisky Chair, designed by Finn Juhl in 1948, is a timeless piece that blends Danish modernism with luxurious craftsmanship. Characterized by its sculptural, organic form and the use of high-quality materials such as wood and leather, the chair exudes…
The ZC1 Armchair by Zanine Caldas reflects the designer’s deep connection to Brazilian craftsmanship and modernist principles. Zanine, known for his use of natural materials and sustainable practices, crafted the ZC1 with a focus on simplicity and organic forms. The…
