my role: Campaign Design
La Tagliatella said goodbye to its old look — new identity, new restaurants. But what about all the chairs, tables, lamps, and iconic checkered tablecloths across Spain?
That’s where Wallapop came in. Instead of trashing the old decor, we listed it — turning the rebrand into a circular economy story. People went wild: not for furniture, but for nostalgia.
It wasn’t just furniture. It was nostalgia. Users rushed to buy a piece of the brand’s past: the chair from a first date, the table of Sunday lunches, the lamp above their favorite pasta.
The campaign showed a brand can move forward without losing its legacy. No big speeches, just action, and a lot of second chances.