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2026-09-16
Muuto: Favorites and the New Arrivals
Created by Anine Johnsen
Since launching in 2006, Muuto has built its name on Scandinavian design that feels effortless - simple lines, considered materials, and a sense of calm that works in almost any home. In this post, we're rounding up the pieces our customers keep coming back to, alongside what's new from the brand right now.
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Fluid Pendant
Designed by Claesson Koivisto Rune, the Fluid pendant takes its shape from something as simple as a resting drop of water. Its opal glass diffuser softens the light into a warm, even glow - a quiet, sculptural addition above a dining table or a reading corner.
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Strand
Designed by Benjamin Hubert, the Strand collection is built by spraying a fine cocoon resin around a steel frame — a process that gives each shade its soft, cloud-like texture. Available in open and closed versions across several sizes, it diffuses light into a warm, gentle glow, whether hung solo above a dining table or grouped in a cluster.
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Folded Trolley
Part of Johan van Hengel's Folded family, this trolley translates the crisp geometry of folded paper into bent sheet steel — the same layered, sculptural language as the Folded shelves, now on wheels. With a rear display pocket and the option of open shelving or a soft-close drawer, it moves easily between rooms while still looking considered when it's standing still.
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Post
Designed by Earnest Studio, the Post lamp uses a magnetic joint to let the light unit tilt and turn freely, so it can be angled exactly where it's needed. Its sculptural, minimal form makes it as much a small object of character as a working lamp.
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Beam
Designed by Tom Chung, the Beam lamp glows from both ends of its cylinder, with brightness at each end dialed in through a simple rotating knob. A rotating base lets it shift easily between focused task light and softer ambient glow.
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Dots
The Dots started life as a sketch for a mobile — until designer Lars Tornøe realized the small wooden discs he was shaping made a far better coat hook. Available in wood, metal and ceramic across a wide range of colors, they're small enough to mix and match freely, whether lining a hallway or dressing up a plain wall.
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Contra
Designed by Toronto-based Jamie Wolfond, the Contra floor lamp pairs a curved steel arm with a weighted concrete base, using a counterbalance mechanism that lets the light glide up, down or to the side with barely a touch. It's built to do two jobs — soft ambient light for the room, and a focused beam for reading — simply by shifting its position.
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Verso rug
Woven from Responsible Wool Standard-certified New Zealand wool, the Verso rug plays with a simple idea: two colors meeting across a plain weave, reversible so both sides can be lived with. The result is a quiet rhythm underfoot, hand-finished with fringed edges on all four sides.
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Relevo rug
Designed by Studiopepe, Relevo gets its sculptural quality from wool tufted at different levels — creating a shadow-play pattern that reads as two-tone rather than flat. One gently rounded corner breaks the expected rectangle, giving an otherwise soft, hand-tufted rug an unexpectedly graphic edge.