Description
This is a coir doormat with a single word across its face: HOME, in tall serif capitals that run almost the full width of the mat. Coir is a natural fibre, and here it is hand tufted into a textured pile in a warm, natural colour. The lettering works through texture rather than colour, sitting within the pile so each letter shows as a lighter, shadowed outline against the bristly surface around it. It is a neat rectangle with the coarse, firm feel underfoot that people look for in a proper coir mat.
We would put it just inside a door that sees daily traffic: the back door into a utility room, a side entrance, or a glazed door that opens from the garden. It suits a busy household where boots, trainers and paws come in and out all day, and the word on its face makes a friendly greeting at the threshold. It is sold in one size, 45 by 75cm, a compact rectangle that sits neatly in front of a single door without crowding the floor.
Two things settle the choice for most buyers. It is made from natural materials, so if you would rather have a plant fibre underfoot than a synthetic one, coir is the answer. And the textured pile gives shoes something to wipe against while giving the lettering its depth. One practical tip: lay it so HOME reads the right way up as you step in, not as you leave.
Usually dispatched within 3 to 5 working days.
Specification
| Design |
Home |
| Colour |
Natural |
| Sizes |
45 x 75 cm |
| Material |
Coir |
| Construction |
Hand tufted |
| Pile |
Textured |
| Dispatch |
Usually dispatched within 3 to 5 working days |
Frequently Asked
What size is this doormat?
It comes in one size, 45 by 75cm, a compact rectangle that sits neatly in front of a single door in a utility room or side entrance.
What is the HOME doormat made of?
It is made from coir, a natural fibre, hand tufted into a textured pile with the coarse, firm feel you expect of a traditional coir mat.
How does the HOME lettering look on the mat?
The word HOME runs across the mat in tall serif capitals, picked out through the texture of the pile rather than a contrasting colour, so each letter reads as a lighter outline.
What colour is this coir doormat?
It is a warm, natural coir colour across the whole mat, with the lettering looking slightly lighter where it sits within the textured pile.
Where is the best place to put this doormat?
We would place it just inside a door that sees everyday use, such as the back door into a utility room, a side entrance or a door in from the garden.