Because accidents happen

Every Muuto design is made to last. 99,7% of our furniture meets the demanding durability standards in the industry, tested under rigorous conditions to ensure long-term performance. But even the most well-crafted pieces can face life’s unexpected moments. Life happens, and sometimes, so does a missing cord or screw kit after a move, a lamp knocked over by your toddler, or the gradual signs of long-term use. 

That’s why we’ve made over 1600 spare parts available—designed to keep your Muuto pieces in use and in shape.

Whether it’s a new light source for your Dedicate Table Lamp, a new base for your Fiber Chair, or some new felt glides for your Cover Armchairs, we believe replacing a part should be as easy as replacing the whole.

 

 

Keep the piece. Replace the part. 

As of 2025, spare parts are available for applicable designs across all categories, making it easier to repair and renew your existing pieces rather than replacing them. 

By 2026, our ambition is that our new furniture designs are created with disassembly in mind. This means structures are built so that main components can be separated, serviced and replaced, supporting repair, refurbishment and recycling at the end of life.  

 

 

Prolong, don’t replace with Onsite in Denmark 

To help you care for your furniture over time, we also offer regular maintenance guidance and, when needed, an extended repair and maintenance service in Denmark through our external partner Onsite. With a nationwide network of trained cabinetmakers. Onsite can help extend the life of your furniture, from replacing a sofa cushion cover to refreshing finishes and caring for upholstery. And much more—ensuring your pieces stay in circulation and in shape for years to come. 

 

With parts designed for replacement, structures built for disassembly, and services that help extend the life of your pieces, we’re investing in the future of your designs, and of a more circular way of living for generations to come. 

Header picture courtesy of Millerknoll

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