Patricia Urquiola confirms her intuition and designs a modular system that is new in form and construction.‎ The approach is technical: an aluminium frame, rounded wooden legs, abundant cushions, small tables and horizontal surfaces.‎ Few components, easily assembled and interchangeable.‎ The outcome surprises and deceives the senses.‎ The fullness of the modules is contrasted by the lightness of platforms that, like imaginary stilts suspended on the floor, seem to defy gravity.‎ The legs, apparently extraneous to the frame, are pillars where they can be anchored and aggregated in multiple compositions: For the upholstery, a wool jersey - soft, elastic in both length and width - supports the shapes, delineated with elegant accuracy by the pleats, as a continuation of the investigation begun with M.‎a.‎s.‎a.‎s.‎ in 2012.‎Seat in fire-retardant polyurethane foam with differentiated densities and polyester fibre on an aluminium frame with polyester/PVC composite stretched mesh.‎ Backrests/arms in fire-retardant cold-foamed polyurethane and polyester fibre with internal steel frame.‎ The legs are made of powder-coated cast aluminium, with optional upholstery in natural varnished turned ash.‎ Polypropylene insoles.‎ The Tender collection has removable covers.‎