This mango wood stool from the Beachwood collection can be used as an extra seat or as a small table beside a sofa, armchair or bed. Measuring 34 x 35 x 50 cm, it takes up very little space and is easy to move around the home.
- Material: mango wood
- Dimensions: 34 x 35 x 50 cm
- Can be used as a stool or small side table
- Light wood finish with visible grain
- Part of the Beachwood collection
Mango wood stool and side table
Use the wooden stool as an extra seat in the hallway, bedroom or living room. It can also be placed next to an armchair or sofa as a mango wood side table for a cup of coffee, book or small lamp.
At 50 cm high, the stool is slightly taller than many low side tables, making it practical beside a sofa or armchair. You can also use it next to the bed as a compact table for a lamp, book or glass of water.
Beachwood collection
This mango wood stool is part of our Beachwood collection. The collection has a light wood colour with a warm undertone and a coarse, elongated grain that remains clearly visible.
Beachwood was inspired by driftwood that has been exposed to sun, salt water, wind and waves over many years. These elements give wood a faded colour, long grain patterns and a slightly rougher texture. This look formed the basis for the finish of the collection.
During production, each piece goes through several stages. Skilled craftspeople shape, inspect and finish the wood by hand without hiding its natural structure. As every piece of wood is different, the stools may vary slightly in colour, grain and texture.
The light colour makes the collection easy to combine, while the coarse wood structure allows the timber to retain its weathered appearance. This combination of light wood and a slightly rougher finish gives Beachwood its recognisable look.
Mango wood
We use mango wood for this stool. Mango trees are primarily grown for their fruit. When older trees produce fewer mangoes over time, they can make way for new planting and the timber can be used to make furniture.
This gives the wood a second life after fruit production. The trees are therefore not grown solely for furniture production.
Maintenance
Wipe the stool with a dry or slightly damp cloth and avoid harsh cleaning products. Do not leave moisture on the wood for long periods and use coasters under glasses, vases and plant pots where possible.
Wood naturally reacts to changes in temperature and humidity. Avoid placing the stool directly next to a radiator, air conditioner or other heat source. Small shrinkage cracks may develop over time and are part of the natural movement of wood.
