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Colour: Natural.
Weight: Small- 35kg, Large- 40kg.
Mild soap and water can be used for cleaning but do not use excess water as this may damage the finish.
Do not use harsh chemicals or abrasive materials and clean up spills immediately.
The mango wood is a by-product of mango farming. Once the trees have stopped bearing fruit they are cut down to allow farmers to plant more trees. Selling the wood provides the farmers with a supplementary income.
Suitable for indoor use only.
A thoughtful approach to contemporary seating
The Fia Mango Wood Bench represents a shift towards furniture that tells a story of provenance and purpose. This season, the emphasis is on materials that feel grounded, and mango wood provides a depth of character that few other timbers can match. Because it is harvested only once the trees have completed their fruit-bearing life, it carries a sense of maturity and sustainability that resonates with the modern collector. This is not furniture produced in a vacuum, it is a piece that supports traditional farming cycles while offering a robust surface for the daily rituals of the British home.
Urban structure meets natural warmth
The design succeeds through contrast. While the seat is generous and organic, showing the unique grain and honeyed tones of the wood, the base is strictly industrial. The angular iron frame provides a sturdy foundation without the visual bulk of traditional wooden legs. This makes it an ideal choice for smaller rooms where maintaining a sense of floor space is paramount. It is a well-made solution for those who want the warmth of a farmhouse kitchen but the edge of a city apartment, bridging the gap between two distinct interior aesthetics.
Styling the Fia in the modern home
While ostensibly a partner to a dining table, this bench is remarkably versatile. In an entryway, it serves as a sophisticated landing strip for bags and shoes, instantly elevating a utilitarian space. In a living room, it can sit beneath a large window or at the foot of a bed, providing a low-profile surface that does not interrupt the line of sight. It is a piece designed to settle into a room rather than announce itself, working best when layered with textured throws or left bare to showcase its minimalist credentials.
- Wipe clean with a soft cloth and mild soap, avoiding excess moisture.
- Protect the natural finish by avoiding harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners.
- Position on level flooring to maintain the integrity of the iron base.
- Clean up liquid spills immediately to prevent staining the grain.
The enduring appeal of sustainable timber
Choosing mango wood is a decision that prioritises both durability and environmental ethics. As a hardwood, it possesses a density comparable to ash or oak, ensuring it can withstand the rigours of a busy household. The natural variations in the wood mean that no two benches are identical, providing a bespoke feel at a mid-market price point. It is the perfect example of how thoughtful design can transform a secondary agricultural product into a primary design feature, creating a piece that is as practical as it is pleasing to the eye.
