Contemporary armchair ARP

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Upholstery: Maintenance of the upholstery obviously depends on your choice of fabric or leather. As a rule of thumb, fabric upholstery—especially when removable—is easier to clean in case of spots and spills than leather. On the other hand, leather will handle regular wear and tear better, in a sense that the odd sign of use only adds to its character. Cushions: Again, the level of maintenance depends on your choice of filling. Down/feather-filled cushions require regular plumping up and airing. But you may prefer the firmer seating experience and hypoallergenic qualities that a 100% polyester filling provides. Legs: The occasional wipe-down with a damp cloth is all it takes. SPECIFICATIONS Body: Metal frame, supported by a wooden base, covered with polyurethane foam in varying densities for optimum support and comfort, wrapped in polyester quilting, 100% cotton inner cover. Coupling system: The elements in any configuration are joined together by a metal coupling system. Legs: Black polyurethane, 5cm (not visible). Upholstery: Composition of fabrics depends on the customer’s choice of upholstery. Leathers are either aniline or pigmented/ sealed. Table: 100% polyester OPTIONS Upholstery: Fixed, in either fabric or leather. Customers can opt to supply their own choice of upholstery fabric/leather. Please note: leather upholstery requires more (visible) seams than fabric upholstery. For an impression of LINTELOO’s fabrics and leathers, see ‘Materials’ at linteloo.com Special features: Each element can be positioned as a stand-alone piece or in a combination with other elements—this offers a wide range of compositions.