Why Mango Wood is the New Favorite in Eco-Friendly Wooden Decor
Mango wood is the talk of the town but do you know what for? Its dense grains and strong fibres make it a great choice for sustainable and durable home decor for old and new homes. But if you are still in a dilemma regarding this piece of eco-friendly wooden decor, let us take you through its benefits.
What is Mango Wood? What Makes it Special?
In simple language, Mango wood is hardwood pulled from the mango tree. While we all recognise mango as a tasty fruit, the wood sourced from the mango tree is used for making chopping boards, furniture and musical instruments.
It is gaining popularity among the masses due to its lightweight construction and the wood’s ability to stain or polish. It also complements both modern and rustic interiors while supporting the ecosystem.
Why Mango Wood Decor Works for Every Home
It is said that mango wood decor outshines other timber woods because of its adaptability. The natural shine and texture of the wood allow it to add warm tones to your surroundings.
For Modern Homes:
A rotating platter, salad bowl with matching servers and artful bowls are here to make a statement with their textured look and feel – an absolutely beautiful investment for modern homes.
For Rustic Homes:
Handcrafted candle holders that make each scent so much more mesmerising are a perfect addition to your vintage home. Acai bowls and a salt and pepper grinder made from pure mango wood also add to the aesthetic.
At Amaara Home, decor pieces made from mango wood are thoughtfully designed to complement both aesthetics in an organic and wholesome way.
Amaara Home Selects: Top 5 Mango Wood Decor Pieces
Below are our favorites when it comes to serveware and decor items crafted from mango wood:
Kaze Pedestal Bowl
Available in small, medium and large sizes, the elegant and modern bowls add form and function to your living space with their unique features. Its flowing lines and raised design perfectly complements the texture of mango wood.
Sakura Wooden Serving Tray
Named for the famous "Sakura" cherry blossoms that bloom in Japan every spring, this serving tray represents the transience of life. An ideal choice for serving a light meal or creating a wholesome platter.
Moku Grazing Platter with Cheese Knives
The organic beauty of the moku grazing platter honours the classic beauty of mango wood. Add a raw touch to your evening soirées with this exquisite serveware piece.
Umi Salad Bowl with Matching Servers
The rich patina finish of this bowl is the perfect way to add a subtle groundedness to your dining space. Ideal pick to serve fresh salads and side dishes that elevate your dining experience.
Hikari Candle Holders
Hikari, which translates to "Light" in Japanese, adds beauty and love to your living space. A perfect way to let light enter your home in the form of organic mango wood.
These gorgeous picks from Amaara Home have left us spellbound. As a décor enthusiast, you get to choose among natural matte tones to rich, deeper hues that complement your personal space.
Conscious living begins here.
Our wooden decor collection is not only here to impress but also anchor your living room. Let’s take a step towards eco-friendly wooden decor where every piece tells a story of craftsmanship, conscious choices, and timeless living.
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FAQs
Q1. Can I cook with mango wood?
Yes, mango wood adapts well to many types of cooking methods, such as chopping, rolling and prepping. However, we suggest not using it directly on flames or stoves and avoiding soaking it in water.
Q2. How long does mango wood last?
Mango wood is long-lasting and durable, as it adds a natural touch to your daily utensils. Its rustic charm is a sustainable choice for your kitchenware collection.
Q3. How to add wooden elements to your house?
Look for mango wood acai bowls and wooden salad bowls for a wholesome touch of wooden elements to your cutlery. Wooden trays also make for great additions to your dining table.
Q4. Does mango wood have a smell?
Yes, you can experience a mild natural smell with a mango wood decor piece in your home. It is a sweet, woody smell which can be avoided once the tray is finished with food-grade oil or polish.
