The Mango lounge chair breathes contemporary life into a classic silhouette. The soft, rolling inside of the chair was inspired by a the mango fruit, cut in a square pattern flipped inside and out. A slice of fun in an elegant shell makes the Mango a versatile and very comfortable chair that suits all occasions and surroundings. It’s Mango season.
Founded in 2008, NOTE is a design studio based in Stockholm and is known for their work in architecture, interiors, product and graphic design. Their design philosophy is simple and reflective of their name: to get noticed. By emphasising the uniqueness of each of their projects, NOTE aims to pay attention to their surroundings and create things that make others do the same.
This item is available to be customised in different fabrics and colours, please get in touch with your local showroom for more information.
750 (W) x 930 (D) x 950 (H) mm
Seat height: 400 mm
Seat depth: 520 mm
Seat width: 550 mm
LEGS: Black powder-coated steel
STRUCTURE INTERIOR: Frame made of solid wood and MDF with nozag spring system
STRUCTURE PADDING: High-resilient, variable density, polyurethane foam
BACK: High-resilient, variable density, polyurethane foam. Wrap of fibrefill on top
SEAT: High resilient, variable density, polyurethane foam. Wrap of fibrefill on top
COVER: Fixed
Cuddle Fabric (Made in Italy)
Composition: 34% viscose / 33% Acrylic / 17% wool / 8% polyester / 4% linen / 4% cotton
Martindale: 50,000
Roco Fabric (Made in Italy)
Fabric composition: 32% Cotton, 48% Acrylic, 20% Polyester
Martindale: 40,000
Spectrum Fabric
Composition: 72% Acrylic, 14% Viscose, 9% Wool, 5% Polyester
Martindale: 30,000
Regularly shake and fluff cushions to ensure shape retainment.
Fabrics can have slight variations in colour from dye lot to dye lot. Even though the same dyes are used every time, noticeable colour variations can occur. Temperature, time, and water source all contribute to slight variations between dye lots. The difference can be subtle to very visible. Industry standards allow up to a 6% difference in a colour variation, and variations within this limit are not considered to be a defect.
































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