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Armchairs
Dallas
This ‘Dallas’ armchair would not look out of place in the world-renowned Art Deco rooms of London’s Eltham Palace. Drawing inspiration from an rich design history, this extremely comfortable chair is however utterly topical: snug, practical, and a striking combination of ‘geometry’ and ‘nonchalance’.
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Body
Metal frame covered with polyurethane foam in various densities for optimal support and comfort, a polyester top layer, and a 100% cotton underlining. The back and arm cushions are wrapped in a 100% cotton duvet filled with goose down and feathers.
Outer shell
Aluminum, fixed upholstery in fabric or leather of choice.
Upholstery
The composition of fabrics depends on the customer's choice. Leather is either aniline or pigmented (with a protective coating).
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Upholstery
The shell and cushions can be upholstered in various fabric and/or leather types. Fixed upholstery, choice of all fabrics and leathers from the LINTELOO collection. Supplying own fabric/leather is possible. For an overview of LINTELOO fabrics and leathers, see ‘Materials’ on linteloo.com
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Marcel Wolterinck
When Marcel Wolterinck opened his flower shop in Laren, the Netherlands, in 1986, little did he know he would soon be one of the prominent representatives of modern Dutch design. His floral creations with their immediately recognizable ‘Wolterinck signature’, evolved into interior design projects around the world.
It will come as no surprise that Marcel loves using wood and other natural materials, celebrating their unique variations in texture and colour. His designs are sophisticated yet utterly liveable, with a strong emphasis on a sense of warmth and comfort.
Marcel loves the interplay between indoor and outdoor spaces: ‘I enjoy design in which the outside and inside grow together and towards each other, overlapping and connecting.’
