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HOW TO CARE FOR GLASS

The glass elements of the Corky Series are dishwasher safe. Warning: The cork top is not dishwasher safe. Be aware that resting heavy items against the glasses and carafe in the dishwasher may cause the product to break. Please be aware that when cleaning the glass in the dishwasher, the temperature in the dishwasher should not surpass 60-65ºC, as this may cause glass plague which is difficult to remove. The guideline below for limescale may in some cases be applicable to removing glass plague.

Limescale and built-up film on the glass can be removed by applying a mixture of vinegar and water—one liter of warm water and two cups of white vinegar. Place the product(s) in the vinegar and water mix, letting it soak for 30 minutes. Rinse the glasses afterward and dry them with a clean cloth.

If any remaining deposits are still on the glasses, sprinkle baking soda onto the glassware and gently rub with a sponge. Rinse well and let the glassware airdry afterward.

Accessories in glass

Regular cleaning:
Clean the surface with a dry, lint-free cloth.

Thorough cleaning:
Apply glass cleaner on the surface and dry off with a lint-free cloth.

Lamps and lampshades in glass

Regular cleaning:
Clean the surface with a dry, lint-free cloth.

Thorough cleaning:
Clean with a moist, lint-free cloth. If necessary, apply a little ammonia hydroxide into a bowl with water. Remember to read and follow the instructions on the bottle.

WE COLLECT AND USE DATA FOR DIFFERENT PURPOSES

The purpose of collecting and using your personal information can be divided into the two following categories:

1. There is some personal data that we need to know about you, in order to deliver our service to you, e.g. identification and contact information such as your name, your address or mail. We have to follow the current legislation at all times and therefore register and save relevant personal data, thereby complying with tax and book keeping legislations.

2. There is some personal data that we would like to know about you in order to improve our services, communication and marketing, allowing us to offer you the best and most relevant information and service.

DELETION OF PERSONAL DATA

Your personal data will be deleted when it is no longer relevant for the initial purpose for why it was collected, processed and saved.

SHARING OF PERSONAL DATA

We do not sell, publish or in any other way forward your personal data to others, unless:
- It is necessary in order to deliver our service to you
- It is necessary in order to comply with legislation
- You have given us your consent to do so
- It is part of a collaboration with data processors, both in and outside of EU/EØS.

WE COLLECT AND USE DATA FOR DIFFERENT PURPOSES

The purpose of collecting and using your personal information can be divided into the two following categories:

1. There is some personal data that we need to know about you, in order to deliver our service to you, e.g. identification and contact information such as your name, your adress or mail. We have to follow the current legislations at all times and therefore register and save relevant personal data, thereby complying with tax and book keeping legislations.

2. There is some personal data that we would like to know about you in order to improve our services, communication and marketing, allowing us to offer you the best and most relevant information and service.

DELETION OF PERSONAL DATA

Your personal data will be deleted when it is no longer relevant for the initial purpose for why it was collected, processed and saved.

SHARING OF PERSONAL DATA

We do not sell, publish or in any other way forward your personal data to others, unless:
- It is necessary in order to deliver our service to you
- It is necessary in order to comply with legislation
- You have given us your concent to do so
- It is part of a collaboration with data processers, both in and outside of EU/EØS.

HOW TO CARE FOR GLASS

The glass elements of the Corky Series are dishwasher safe. Warning: The cork top is not dishwasher safe. Be aware that resting heavy items against the glasses and carafe in the dishwasher may cause the product to break. Please be aware that when cleaning the glass in the dishwasher, the temperature in the dishwasher should not surpass 60-65ºC, as this may cause glass plague which is difficult to remove. The guideline below for limescale may in some cases be applicable to removing glass plague.

Limescale and built-up film on the glass can be removed by applying a mixture of vinegar and water—one liter of warm water and two cups of white vinegar. Place the product(s) in the vinegar and water mix, letting it soak for 30 minutes. Rinse the glasses afterward and dry them with a clean cloth.

If any remaining deposits are still on the glasses, sprinkle baking soda onto the glassware and gently rub with a sponge. Rinse well and let the glassware airdry afterward.

Accessories in glass

Regular cleaning:
Clean the surface with a dry, lint-free cloth.

Thorough cleaning:
Apply glass cleaner on the surface and dry off with a lint-free cloth.

Lamps and lampshades in glass

Regular cleaning:
Clean the surface with a dry, lint-free cloth.

Thorough cleaning:
Clean with a moist, lint-free cloth. If necessary, apply a little ammonia hydroxide into a bowl with water. Remember to read and follow the instructions on the bottle.

THE LEATHER WE WORK WITH

Leather is a natural product. It is made from animal skin that has been processed to resist chemical and mechanical exposure.

We work with some of Europe’s leading leather suppliers to ensure that the leather used in our designs is of the highest possible quality. All leather used in Muuto products has been sourced from either Scandinavian or European cattle.

Leather categories:

Leather can be divided into 4 to 8 categories, depending on different factors. Some leather suppliers also create their own categories if their leather has unique attributes that do not match the standard categories. The main categories that we work with at Muuto are:

ANILINE LEATHER

Aniline leather is the purest, most natural leather. In fact, only around 3-5% of all leathers in the world are compliant with the requirements for being classified as aniline leather. The leather shows the natural features that are inherently present in animal hides with slight variations of the material occurring for a distinct, unique character. The leather has a natural expression with a soft, warm feel. Our Refine Leather is an aniline leather quality with a smooth, soft surface for optimal seating comfort. The leather is untreated with only a thin light waxing, allowing for the leather to breathe and patinate beautifully.

SEMI-ANILINE LEATHER

Semi-aniline leather is a full-grain leather with a light top finish. The treatment of the surface makes the leather more durable. Semi-aniline leather is very soft and pliable with a high level of comfort. Our Easy Leather and Endure Leather are both semi-aniline leathers. We recommend using Endure Leather for contract projects and public environments due to its high durability. Natural leather does not perform well in dry air and sunlight. As a precautionary measure, we recommend placing leather upholstered furniture away from direct sunlight and refrain from having them in highly air-conditioned rooms as this can make the leather fade or dry out. Roughly 15-20% of the world’s leather production is semi-aniline.

PIGMENTED/CORRECTED LEATHER

Corrected leather has been sanded down to correct the surface. Then, pigmentation is added to create a surface pattern. This process results in leather that is easy to maintain and has excellent durability. The pigmentation of the leather also results in leather that will not create a patina over time but maintain its appearance. Roughly 80% of the world’s leather production is corrected or pigmented leather.

HOW TO CARE FOR LEATHER

Natural leather does not perform well in dry air and sunlight. As a precautionary measure, we recommend to place leather upholstered furniture away from direct sunlight and refrain from having them in highly air-conditioned rooms as this can make the leather fade or dry out. Regular care of the leather helps maintain its inherent qualities and prolong the lifespan of the surface. Clean the leather with a dry cloth or soft brush. Treat and moisturize the leather four or more times a year using only special leather treatment products for aniline and semi-soft leather products.

NATURAL MARKS

The typical natural characteristics that can occur on the different leather types are:

• Insect bites.
• Scars.
• Neck wrinkles.
• Beauty marks.
• Color variations from one leather hide to another and even within a single leather hide.
• Variations in the natural grain from one hide to another and even within a single hide.

GENERAL CLEANING GUIDE FOR LEATHER

This guideline is a general guide for leather.

• Avoid exposing the leather to direct sunlight, extreme heat or sharp objects.
• Clean using the foam from white soap flakes for regular housecleaning.
• Avoid soaking the leather.
• Use a clean, dry cloth to absorb spills. Tap gently on the spill to soak up the liquid.
• Avoid rubbing the stain.
• Use a vacuum cleaner with a soft brush for regular dust removal.
• Do not use detergents, ammonia, oils, polishes, varnishes etc.
• Aniline and semi-aniline leather: Use a leather care kit minimum 3-4 times a year.

THE LEATHER WE WORK WITH

Leather is a natural product. It is made from animal skin that has been processed to resist chemical and mechanical exposure.

We work with some of Europe’s leading leather suppliers to ensure that the leather used in our designs is of the highest possible quality. All leather used in Muuto products has been sourced from either Scandinavian or European cattle.

Leather categories:

Leather can be divided into 4 to 8 categories, depending on different factors. Some leather suppliers also create their own categories if their leather has unique attributes that do not match the standard categories. The main categories that we work with at Muuto are:

ANILINE LEATHER

Aniline leather is the purest, most natural leather. In fact, only around 3-5% of all leathers in the world are compliant with the requirements for being classified as aniline leather. The leather shows the natural features that are inherently present in animal hides with slight variations of the material occurring for a distinct, unique character. The leather has a natural expression with a soft, warm feel. Our Refine Leather is an aniline leather quality with a smooth, soft surface for optimal seating comfort. The leather is untreated with only a thin light waxing, allowing for the leather to breathe and patinate beautifully.

SEMI-ANILINE LEATHER

Semi-aniline leather is a full-grain leather with a light top finish. The treatment of the surface makes the leather more durable. Semi-aniline leather is very soft and pliable with a high level of comfort. Our Easy Leather and Endure Leather are both semi-aniline leathers. We recommend using Endure Leather for contract projects and public environments due to its high durability. Natural leather does not perform well in dry air and sunlight. As a precautionary measure, we recommend placing leather upholstered furniture away from direct sunlight and refrain from having them in highly air-conditioned rooms as this can make the leather fade or dry out. Roughly 15-20% of the world’s leather production is semi-aniline.

PIGMENTED/CORRECTED LEATHER

Corrected leather has been sanded down to correct the surface. Then, pigmentation is added to create a surface pattern. This process results in leather that is easy to maintain and has excellent durability. The pigmentation of the leather also results in leather that will not create a patina over time but maintain its appearance. Roughly 80% of the world’s leather production is corrected or pigmented leather.

HOW TO CARE FOR LEATHER

Natural leather does not perform well in dry air and sunlight. As a precautionary measure, we recommend to place leather upholstered furniture away from direct sunlight and refrain from having them in highly air-conditioned rooms as this can make the leather fade or dry out. Regular care of the leather helps maintain its inherent qualities and prolong the lifespan of the surface. Clean the leather with a dry cloth or soft brush. Treat and moisturize the leather four or more times a year using only special leather treatment products for aniline and semi-soft leather products.

NATURAL MARKS

The typical natural characteristics that can occur on the different leather types are:

• Insect bites.
• Scars.
• Neck wrinkles.
• Beauty marks.
• Color variations from one leather hide to another and even within a single leather hide.
• Variations in the natural grain from one hide to another and even within a single hide.

GENERAL CLEANING GUIDE FOR LEATHER

This guideline is a general guide for leather.

• Avoid exposing the leather to direct sunlight, extreme heat or sharp objects.
• Clean using the foam from white soap flakes for regular housecleaning.
• Avoid soaking the leather.
• Use a clean, dry cloth to absorb spills. Tap gently on the spill to soak up the liquid.
• Avoid rubbing the stain.
• Use a vacuum cleaner with a soft brush for regular dust removal.
• Do not use detergents, ammonia, oils, polishes, varnishes etc.
• Aniline and semi-aniline leather: Use a leather care kit minimum 3-4 times a year.

THE LEATHER WE WORK WITH

We work with some of Europe’s leading leather suppliers to ensure that the leather used in our designs is of the highest possible quality. All leather used in Muuto products has been sourced from either Scandinavian or European cattle.

ANILINE LEATHER

Aniline leather is the purest, most natural leather with only around 15% of all leathers in the world being compliant with the requirements for being classified as aniline leather. The leather shows the natural features that are inherently found in animal hides with slight variations of the material occurring for a distinct, unique character. The leather has a natural expression with a soft, warm feel. Our Refine Leather is an aniline leather quality with a smooth, soft surface for optimal seating comfort. The leather is untreated with only a thin light waxing, allowing for the leather to breathe and patinate beautifully.

SEMI-ANILINE LEATHER

Semi-aniline leather is a full grain leather with a light top finish. The treatment of the surface makes the leather more durable. Semi-aniline leather is very soft and pliable with a high level of comfort. Our Easy Leather and Endure Leather are both semi-aniline leathers. We recommend using Endure Leather for contract projects and public environments due to its high durability. Natural leather does not perform well in dry air and sunlight. As a precautionary measure, we recommend to place leather upholstered furniture away from direct sunlight and refrain from having them in highly air-conditioned rooms as this can make the leather fade or dry out.

HOW TO CARE FOR LEATHER

Natural leather does not perform well in dry air and sunlight. As a precautionary measure, we recommend to place leather upholstered furniture away from direct sunlight and refrain from having them in highly air-conditioned rooms as this can make the leather fade or dry out. Regular care of the leather helps maintain its inherent qualities and prolong the lifespan of the surface. Clean the leather with a dry cloth or soft brush. Treat and moisturize the leather four or more times a year using only special leather treatment products for aniline and semi-soft leather products.

NATURAL MARKS

The typical natural characteristics that can occur on the different leather types are:

• Insect bites
• Scars
• Neck wrinkles
• Beauty marks
• Color variations from one leather hide to another and even within a single leather hide
• Variations in the natural grain from one hide to another and even within a single hide

Denmark - Jylland 

Trine Ehlers Bruun

teb@muuto.com

+45 20 81 54 94

Denmark - Sjælland & Fyn 

Hans Munk

hpm@muuto.com

+45 20 74 67 32