A detail that transforms into volume: this is the essence of Goodman, the modular seating system designed by Rodolfo Dordoni. The 1970s inspiration behind this project lies in the graphic character of that era—its ability to layer and intersect marks, reducing complexity into a few distinctive strokes. In Goodman, it is the matelassé stitching, a hallmark of Minotti’s sartorial craftsmanship, that creates a play of light and shadow on the seat, giving the impression of a cross-quilted padding.