Cuadra-Soft Edge

Overview

Cuadra-Soft Edge is a 2026 sofa by Patricia Urquiola for Moroso. Its profile, traditionally the place of seams and structural transitions, is reinterpreted through a tone-on-tone fur edging, and the rigorous architecture of the design remains intact.

Construction

Under the seat cushion, which mixes flexible polyurethane of differentiated densities with recycled polyester fibre, runs a steel tube frame with a powder coat and elastic webbing. The back and arms repeat that steel build and are capped with polyurethane of differentiated density plus quilting filled with recycled polyester fibre. A plush trim finishes the profile. The feet, fixed to the seat frame, are varnished solid ash, with beech as the lacquered alternative, and the covers come off completely.

Specifications

• Sizes: 810 and 1050 mm (axes not labelled on the drawing)
• Trim: tone-on-tone fur fabric edging
• Frame: steel tube, powder coated, with webbing
• Feet: ash (varnished) or beech (lacquered)
• Designer and year: Patricia Urquiola, 2026

Edging as part of the silhouette

The profile of the sofa is reinterpreted through a tone-on-tone fur edging that changes how it is perceived. As in haute craftsmanship, piping is an integral part of the silhouette's construction.

A softer outline

The soft edge introduces a gentle transition between volume and space, softening the sharpness of the outline. The geometry stays precise but loses visual rigidity: the upholstery appears deeper and more continuous, and the sofa takes on a more natural and relaxed presence. Patricia Urquiola designed it in 2026.