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DESIRE2012 JAN DES BOUVRIEDESIGN INSPIRATIONHuman desires are as varied as humans themselves. And if ever there was aseating system that could meet any personal preference, it is Jan des Bouvrie’s‘Desire’. Its elements, which include integrated ottoman and table options, areavailable in an impressive range of shapes and sizes. ‘Desire’ allows for ahighly individual take on the design of a seating area.
DESIREDESIGNED BY JAN DES BOUVRIEJan des Bouvrie (1942-2020) has often been credited with ‘havingpainted the Netherlands white’. Born into a family of furnitureretailers, Jan went to the Rietveld Academy for fine arts & designin Amsterdam and subsequently established a name for himselfwith his 1969 design of the ‘Kubus’ (Cube) sofa for furniture brandGelderland, still in production today. When a client ordered oneupholstered in white, it was like a light went on in Jan’s mind. Hebecame a strong advocate of white, clean lines and open spaces,at a time when the average Dutch interior was rather stuffyand traditional. Jan des Bouvrie quickly became a householdname, because he turns his hand to everything, from furniture toindustrial design, from ostensibly mundane objects to large-scalearchitectural projects. Many of his designs—and Jan himself—wonnumerous prestigious awards, and rightfully so. In 1993, he and hiswife, Monique, set up ‘Het Arsenaal’, a leading interior and lifestylestore, which also housed Jan’s studio. The two Jans—Te Linteloand Des Bouvries—went back longer than both cared to rememberand collaborated until Des Bouvrie’s death, aged 78.Legs: Available in a silver or anthracite textured finish.Upholstery: Fabric: removable, available in all fabrics from theLINTELOO collection. Leather: fixed, available in all leathers fromthe LINTELOO collection. Please note: leather upholstery requiresmore (visible) seams than fabric upholstery. For an impression ofLINTELOO’s fabrics and leathers, see ‘Materials’ at linteloo.comSpecial features: Standard stitching is ton-sur-ton, other coloursupon request. Full set of fabric replacement covers available at50% of the current retail price of the piece of furniture. Leatherreplacement covers on request.MAINTENANCEAll LINTELOO furniture has been made with love and care. Ofcourse, we want you to enjoy it, for as long as possible. Propermaintenance will prolong its lifespan, which is why each pieceof LINTELOO furniture comes with a maintenance instructionbooklet, also available for download at linteloo.com Detailedinformation on care and cleaning, including the recommendedproducts, can also be found at linteloo-care.nlUpholstery: Maintenance of the upholstery obviously dependson your choice of fabric or leather. As a rule of thumb, fabricupholstery—especially when removable—is easier to clean in caseof spots and spills than leather. On the other hand, leather willhandle regular wear and tear better, in a sense that the odd sign ofuse only adds to its character.Cushions: Again, the level of maintenance depends on your choiceof filling. Down/feather-filled cushions require regular plumping upand airing. But you may prefer the firmer seating experience andhypoallergenic qualities that a 100% polyester filling provides.Legs: The occasional wipe-down with a damp cloth is all it takes.WARRANTYSPECIFICATIONSBase: Metal frame, wrapped in polyurethane foam, with a layer ofhypoallergenic polyester fibre, 100% cotton inner cover.Legs: Steel.Seating elements: Wooden frame. Seat: polyurethane foam corein varying densities for optimum support and comfort, wrapped ina 100% cotton duvet filled with hypoallergenic polyester fibre.Back: polyurethane foam core in varying densities for optimumsupport and comfort, wrapped in a 100% cotton duvet filled withgoose down and feathers.Upholstery: Composition of fabrics depends on the customer’schoice of upholstery. Leathers are either aniline or pigmented/sealed.Table element: Anthracite stained ash, protected by a matt varnish.OPTIONSAssembly: Each element – whether it is a seat, ottoman or tableelement – is a complete, single unit (without legs), that slots intoplace within the (padded/upholstered) open steel-legged base.It is these base elements that are coupled. This allows for analmost endless number of configurations.All LINTELOO sofas and chairs are backed by a 10-year warrantyon the frame. Cushions, upholstery and all other LINTELOOproducts are backed by a 3-year warranty, with a depreciation of1/3 each year. Please make sure you keep your invoice or receipt.Excluded from the warranty are:Regular wear and tear, damages and discolouration of upholstery(fabric and/or leather).Creasing, colour and structure variations and other irregularities,which are part of the natural characteristics of fabrics, leather and/or wood.Complaints regarding fabrics and/or leathers which are not partof the standard LINTELOO collection (specially supplied fabricsand/or leathers).Damages caused by improper use, inadequate or incorrectmaintenance, or repairs carried out outside the scope ofLINTELOO’s responsibility. LINTELOO uses the Terms andConditions of the Centrale Bond van Meubelfabrikanten, availableat www.linteloo.com.If you have any questions, please contact your LINTELOO dealer orLINTELOO’s customer service department.
DESIREDIMENSIONSmetrage (m)metrage (m)metrage (m)metrage (m)frame 75 x 75frame 75 x 100frame 100 x 100frame 150 x 1001,001,101,151,15frame 175 x 100frame 200 x 100frame 250 x 1001,251,251,25frame 275 x 100frame 300 x 1001,251,25element 100 x 100 arm L/Rcentral element 75 x100central element 100 x 100corner4,603,203,804,60
DESIREDIMENSIONSmetrage (m)metrage (m)ottoman 75 x 75ottoman 75 x 100ottoman 100 x 100throw pillow2,002,303,000,50coffee table 75 x 100coffee table 100 x 100ash anthraciteash anthracite
DESIRECONFIGURATION 1375 cm 147 ½Frame 300 x 100Frame 75 x 75Element 100 x 100 arm LElement 100 x 100 arm RCentral element 100 x 100Coffee table 75 x 100CONFIGURATION 2Frame 300 x 100Frame 175 x 100Element 100 x 100 arm L275 cm 108 ¼CornerCentral element 100 x 100Central element 75 x 100Ottoman 100 x 100CONFIGURATION 3375 cm 147 ¾Frame 275 x 100Frame 200 x 100Frame 300 x 100Frame 75 x 100Coffee table 100 x 100Element 100 x 100 arm LElement 100 x 100 arm R2x ottoman 100 x 100Central element 75 x 100Central element 100 x 100Ottoman 75 x 100
DESIRE 2012 JAN DES BOUVRIE Human desires are as varied as humans themselves. And if ever there was a seating system that could meet any personal preference, it is Jan des Bouvrie’s ‘Desire’. Its elements, which include integrated ottoman and table options, are available in an impressive range of shapes and sizes. ‘Desire’ allows for a
1 Desire Lines The term ‘Desire Line’ originates from the field of urban planning and has been around for almost a hundred years [1]. A desire line normally refers to a worn path showing where people naturally walk. Desire lines are an ultimate expression of human desire or natural purpose. An optimal way to design pathways in accordance
BY ANN LAURA STOLER DUKE UNIVERSITY PRESS Durham and London 1995 . VI THE EDUCATION OF DESIRE AND THE REPRESSIVE HYPOTHESIS One should not think that desire is repressed, fo r the simple reason that the law is what constitutes desire and the lack on which it is predicated. Where there is desire, the power
The willow screening may have prevented the observation of natural desire lines through the square, however their placement is indicative of problematic areas, and some desire lines were still visible. An obvious desire line was evident between the south and the west entrance, along the busiest route, shown in Figure 5.
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A desire path (often referred to as desire line in transportation planning [ ]) is a path created as a consequence of erosion caused by human or animal foot-fall or traffic. [ ] Desire paths emerge as shortcuts where
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