MANGO Home accelerates its expansion in Spain and will have over ten of its own stores in 2026

• Following the opening of its first physical store one year ago in Barcelona, the company’s home line is making its debut in Andalusia with an opening in Granada, specifically in the Nevada shopping centre, which opens its doors on April 24.
• Furthermore, during 2026, MANGO Home will also open locations in the Basque Country, with a store in Bilbao, and in the region of Valencia, with a store in Valencia city. New stores will also be added to those opened in 2025 in Alcobendas and the centre of Zaragoza, reinforcing MANGO Home’s presence in the regions of Madrid and Aragon.
• Since its launch in 2021, MANGO Home has experienced exponential growth and now operates in over 30 online markets, primarily in Europe and the United States. The line currently boasts a portfolio of over 6,000 products, with categories for every room in the home, including textiles, lighting, Baby, Kids, and fragrances.

 

MANGO, one of the world’s leading fashion brands, is strengthening its presence in the home sector and accelerating the growth of its home line, MANGO Home, throughout 2026. In line with the objectives of its 4E Strategic Plan 2024–2026, the company is consolidating its commitment to physical stores as spaces for connecting with its customers. After opening its first four standalone stores in 2025, two in Barcelona, one in Zaragoza, and one in Madrid, the brand expects to have over ten of its own physical stores in Spain by the end of the year, introducing its range of contemporary, welcoming home furnishings to an ever-growing audience.

Reaching three new autonomous regions for the first time is a major milestone in this phase of territorial expansion for MANGO Home. It arrives in Andalusia with the opening of a new store in Granada today, 24 April; opens its doors in the Basque Country with a store in Bilbao; and comes to the region of Valencia with a store in Valencia city. MANGO Home will also significantly strengthen its presence in the Community of Madrid, with new points of sale to be added in Madrid, Majadahonda, and San Sebastián de los Reyes, in addition to the Alcobendas store opened in 2025. It will also consolidate its presence in Zaragoza by adding a new store to the one it opened last year.

According to Nuria Font, director of MANGO Home, “We are confident in the enormous potential of this line after the successful reception of our first physical stores in 2025. Customers have responded positively to our concept of a contemporary and welcoming home, where each room is carefully designed to provide a unique and inspiring experience, helping them to furnish every corner of their home.”

 

MANGO in the region

Located in the Nevada shopping centre, the new Granada store boasts a sales area of over 280 m2 and a team of 12 people. Designed to resemble a real home, the space allows customers to get decorating ideas by exploring every room in a house, from the living room, kitchen, and dining room to the bedroom, bathroom, and children’s room. This way, the store recreates the MANGO home, offering an immersive, welcoming, and inspiring shopping experience.

The new MANGO Home store strengthens the company’s presence in the city, where it already operates four stores, and contributes to the group’s portfolio of over 70 locations across Andalusia. The company has over 2,900 points of sale in more than 120 markets. Following a record-breaking 2025 with revenue of almost €3.8 billion, MANGO is maintaining a positive growth trajectory and boosting the dynamism and visibility of all its lines.

A catalogue designed to inspire every room

Since launching in 2021, MANGO Home has more than tripled in size and now operates in 34 online markets, primarily in Europe and the United States. During this period of growth and expansion into physical stores, the line has been expanded to include products for every room in the home. The portfolio has grown from 1,600 products in 2024 to almost 6,000 today, with two new collections introduced each year. This evolution has enabled the introduction of new categories, including lighting, fragrances, and collections for babies and children.

The line focuses on craftsmanship and collaborations with local suppliers, with over 60% of the products manufactured in Europe. The collection includes pieces such as hand-painted tableware, blown glass, recycled stoneware, and hand embroidery, reviving and showcasing age-old artisan techniques. MANGO Home also offers unique products resulting from collaborations with artisans such as Mantas Ezcaray and Yutes, thus reinforcing its commitment to quality and authenticity.