Lowland and Lowseat, two seating systems designed by Patricia Urquiola for Moroso in 2000, have been transformed and 'reused' through a different approach to sustainability that enhances an existing product, transforming it into an (always) green piece. In the case of Loveseat, an evolution of the chair first designed by Urquiola in 2000, this stylistic approach is even more intense and powerful than that applied to the sofa. The solidity of the sofa's base, necessary to support and distribute the weight of the seating elements, becomes lighter and softer in the leg, tapering to almost nothing, in a game of captivating lightness. It is a structural solution that gives Loveseat a strong, contemporary character. Bold and independent, it is an ideal stand-alone piece, but can also be grouped with other chairs for use in public or social spaces.