MANGO Home strengthens its expansion in Spain with the opening of its first store in Bilbao

• The new store, located at 1 Rodríguez Arias Street, marks the debut of the home line's physical retail offering in the Basque Country with an immersive space of nearly 320 m² designed to recreate every room in the home.
• To celebrate this opening, the brand is launching an exclusive collaboration with Julen Ussia, a Basque designer and ceramist who reinterprets antique objects through clay from a contemporary perspective while preserving their local heritage.
• This opening, which will create 12 new jobs, reinforces MANGO Home's expansion plan, which aims to exceed ten directly operated stores in Spain by the end of 2026.
• Since its launch in 2021, MANGO Home has more than tripled in size and now operates in over 30 online markets, primarily in Europe and the United States.
• The line has also expanded its offering from 1,600 items in 2024 to nearly 6,000 in 2025, with new categories for every room in the home, including lighting, Baby, Kids, and fragrances.

MANGO, one of the leading international fashion brands, is strengthening its presence in the home sector with the upcoming opening of its first MANGO Home store in the Basque Country, in Bilbao. Located at 1 Rodríguez Arias Street on the ground floor of the luxury residential building Acrux, the new store has a sales area of almost 320 m². It reinforces the home line's position in the Spanish market by conceiving the space as an authentic home where customers can discover pieces for every room and enjoy a warm and inspiring shopping experience.

Since its launch in 2021, MANGO Home has more than tripled in size and now operates in over 30 online markets, primarily in Europe and the United States, as well as physical stores in Spain. The new opening in Bilbao is fully aligned with the objectives of its 4E Strategic Plan 2024-2026, through which the company is reinforcing its commitment to physical stores as spaces for direct connection with its customers. With this strategy, the brand expects to exceed ten directly operated MANGO Home stores in Spain by the end of 2026.

The new space in Bilbao is designed to feel like a home. Spanning nearly 320 square metres, the store features an exclusive collaboration with Julen Ussia, a Basque designer and ceramicist, created specifically to celebrate the line's arrival in the city. Inspired by the Basque Country's ceramic tradition, this collection reinterprets antique serving jugs to create everyday objects inspired by the use of water, using clay and a colour palette that reinforces the connection to local heritage in a simple and timeless way. In this unique setting, visitors can discover the brand's offerings through an inspiring journey through every room of a house: from the living room, kitchen, and dining room to the bedroom, bathroom, and kids' room.

MANGO in the Basque Country

Nuria Font, Director of MANGO Home, said: 'Arriving in Bilbao represents a major milestone in our expansion strategy. We are committed to the enormous potential of this line and, with our first store in the Basque Country, we are bringing our contemporary and welcoming home universe to an ever-wider audience. We want to offer a unique and inspiring shopping experience that helps our customers bring personality to every corner of their home'.

The arrival of MANGO Home in Bilbao will boost the city's commercial dynamism and create 12 new jobs. This opening reinforces the MANGO group's established presence in Bilbao, where it currently has seven points of sale across all the brand's lines. The company has 18 stores in the Basque Country, totalling more than 6,340 square metres of retail space.

MANGO Home's value proposition

The MANGO Home catalogue is designed to inspire every room. Its value proposition is based on quality, contemporary style, and products with a unique character and timeless design, bringing the brand's Mediterranean spirit into the home. During this expansion phase, the line has expanded its offering, growing from 1,600 products in 2024 to nearly 6,000 today, encompassing new categories such as lighting and fragrances and collections for Baby and Kids.

MANGO Home also maintains a strong commitment to craftsmanship and collaboration with local suppliers, with over 60% of its items manufactured in Europe. Its collections feature pieces such as hand-painted tableware, blown glass, and recycled stoneware, reviving traditional craftsmanship techniques. This offering is complemented by unique products created in collaboration with renowned artisans, including Mantas Ezcaray and Yutes, reinforcing its commitment to authenticity.