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Sofas

Winston

by Jan te Lintelo


In 1994, the ‘Easy Living’ was LINTELOO’s first ever sofa. It was an instant hit. The same can be said for Dutch TV personality Winston Gerschtanowitz, who first appeared on our TV screens two years later. Winston and Jan te Lintelo have been friends for about a quarter of a century, ever since Winston bought his first LINTELOO sofa. Both enjoy the good life, both are driven in everything they undertake. Jan decided to celebrate their friendship with the ‘Winston’—an interesting, slightly edgier take on his first classic. The generous lines of the ‘Easy Living’ sofa and armchair have been pared down to more angular features. But one thing has most definitely remained: ‘Winston’ is just as comfortable.

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Body
Webbed wooden frame with polyurethane foam in varying densities for optimum support and comfort, wrapped in hypoallergenic polyester fi bre, 100% cotton inner cover.
Coupling system
The elements in any confi guration are joined together by a steel coupling system.
Legs
stained wood
Seat cushions
Polyurethane foam core, wrapped in a 100% cotton duvet fi lled with goose down and feathers or hypoallergenic polyester fi bre only.
Back cushions
Goose down and feathers with polyester fi bre, or hypoallergenic polyester fi bre only, 100% cotton inner cover.
Upholstery
Composition of fabrics depends on the customer’s choice of upholstery. Leathers are either aniline or pigmented/sealed.
Origin
Hand made in Italy

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Upholstery
Can be upholstered with or without a skirt panel. Fabric: removable cushion covers, removable body cover, available in all fabrics from the LINTELOO collection. Leather: removable cushion covers, fi xed body cover, available in all leathers from the LINTELOO collection. Customers can opt to supply their own choice of upholstery fabric/leather. Please note: leather upholstery requires more (visible) seams than fabric upholstery.
Cushions
Available with either goose down/feather or hypoallergenic fi bre fi lling. Please note: down/feather-fi lled cushions must be plumped up regularly. As seat cushions can be heavy, a combination of fi bre-fi lled seat cushions and down/feather-fi lled back cushions is increasingly popular.
Special features
Full set of fabric replacement covers available at 50% of the current retail price of the piece of furniture. Leather replacement covers on request. For optimum versatility, the longchair and dormeuse can also be ordered as a ‘stand-alone’ piece which differ slightly from the modular longchair and dormeuse.
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Jan te Lintelo

Jan te Lintelo (1954) grew up surrounded by beautiful furniture, in his parents’ furniture shop. Hence, his love for craftsmanship and design started young. Having studied furniture manufacturing in Rotterdam, he honed his creative skills at various renowned brands. And in 1994, the time had come: Jan struck out on his own, with LINTELOO.

Apparently, he did something right because Jan’s very first design, the ‘Easy Living’ sofa, still is part of the LINTELOO collection. The name and its design perfectly embody Jan’s and LINTELOO’s philosophy: timeless, relaxed and comfortable design.

By now, Jan has handed over the helm of the day-to-day operations, to Niels Roks. This allows him to fully focus on product development, which still regularly involves him putting pencil to paper.

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