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Colour: Natural.
Weight: 16kg.
Maximum weight load: 90kg.
The cushion cover is removable and can be machine washed on a delicate wash at 30 degrees.
Do not tumble dry and note that that the colour may fade in direct sunlight.
Mild soap and water can be used for cleaning the frame 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 domestic use only.
The new mood for organic silhouettes
Modern luxury is increasingly defined by the materials we choose to bring into our homes, moving away from high-gloss finishes toward the honest character of natural grain. This season, the Nabhi Mango Wood & Cane Occasional Chair captures that shift perfectly, offering a seat that feels as though it has been shaped by hand rather than a machine. The frame, crafted from solid mango wood, follows an organic curve that provides both a visual softness and an ergonomic embrace. It is the kind of piece that earns its place in a room, offering a functional sculpture that works just as well in a minimalist setting as it does in a layered, eclectic space.
Thoughtful materials and sustainable craft
The appeal of this occasional chair lies in its tactile contrast. The handwoven cane panel at the back allows light and air to pass through, ensuring the piece never feels heavy or imposing, even in smaller proportions. Beneath this, a generously upholstered cushion in slubby cotton adds a layer of supreme softness. This is a well-made chair designed for the slow pace of a Sunday afternoon, perhaps tucked into a corner with a floor lamp and a side table. Beyond the aesthetics, the use of mango wood is a quietly considered choice. As a by-product of fruit farming, the timber is harvested only once the trees have finished their productive life, providing a supplementary income for farmers and a second life for the wood.
Styling the Nabhi chair in the home
An occasional chair should be versatile enough to transition between rooms as your needs change. In a living room, it acts as a secondary seat that brings a different texture to a set of upholstered sofas. In a bedroom, it provides a dedicated spot for morning reflection or an evening read. To maintain the integrity of the natural finish and the longevity of the cotton upholstery, a few simple care steps will ensure the Nabhi remains a staple of your interior for years to come.
- Position away from direct sunlight to prevent the natural wood and cotton dyes from fading.
- Use a soft, damp cloth with mild soap for the wooden frame, ensuring no excess water remains.
- The cotton cushion cover is removable for machine washing on a delicate cycle at 30 degrees.
- Clean up any liquid spills immediately to protect the porous nature of the mango wood.
A piece designed to settle in
There is a particular pleasure in finding furniture that does the work quietly. The Nabhi Mango Wood & Cane Occasional Chair does not shout for attention, yet its presence is felt through the quality of its craftsmanship. With a weight of 16kg, it feels substantial and sturdy, capable of supporting up to 90kg with ease. It is a piece for those who appreciate the beauty of a natural knot in the wood or the slight irregularity of a hand-woven reed. It is, quite simply, a classic in the making.
