The Reversível armchair is a hallmark of Carioca design that captivated Tacchini with its groundbreaking style. This iconic piece is celebrated for its minimalist lines and fluid movement, effortlessly transitioning between two seating positions. Whether you prefer to sit upright with the backrest supporting you or recline into a more relaxed, semi- horizontal position, the Reversível offers a versatile comfort that exudes casual sophistication. Its adaptability and elegant simplicity have made it a timeless favorite in the world of design.

Martin Eisler (1913 – 1977) was an Austrian born Jewish architect. He moved to Argentina in 1938 to escape Nazi Europe and built his name as an interior designer, founding his own firm Interieur Forma. He moved to Brazil in the early 1950s where he met Carlo Hauner, partnering with him to open Galeria Artesanal in São Paulo, which later became Forma. Eisler was left to manage it on his own upon the departure of Hauner in 1958.