Description
This Christmas doormat is machine tufted from 100% coir, the natural coconut fibre, in a warm golden brown. Across the centre it reads Let it Snow in bold black script. A large white snowflake stands in for the letter o, and smaller white snowflakes and dots are scattered around the edges. Its colourway is named Black / White, after the lettering and snowflakes set against the natural coir. Coir has a firm, bristly feel, the traditional texture of a proper front door mat.
We see it just inside the front door, in an entrance hall or by a back door, giving a cheerful festive welcome from the moment family and friends step in. It comes in one size, 45 by 75cm, a neat rectangle for a single doorway. It suits anyone who likes to dress the whole house for Christmas, right down to the hallway floor. Pair it with a wreath on the door and the welcome begins before anyone has taken their coat off.
Before you order, measure the floor just inside your door against 45 by 75cm, so the mat lies flat and stays clear of the door as it opens. The words read best laid facing whoever is coming in. Because the design is so clearly Christmas, it is the kind of mat most people bring out in December. When the decorations come down, store it flat somewhere dry and it will be ready to greet the snow again next winter.
Specification
| Design |
Let is Snow |
| Colour |
Black / White |
| Sizes |
45 x 75 cm |
| Material |
100% Coir |
| Construction |
Machine tufted |
Frequently Asked
What size is the Let it Snow doormat?
It comes in a single size, 45 by 75cm, a rectangle that sits neatly inside a single front or back door.
What is this Christmas doormat made of?
It is made from 100% coir, the natural fibre from coconut husks, and it is machine tufted for a firm, bristly surface.
What colours is the doormat?
The mat is natural golden brown coir, with the words Let it Snow in black and the snowflakes picked out in white.
What does the mat say?
It reads Let it Snow in bold black script, with a big white snowflake taking the place of the o in Snow.
How does a coir doormat feel underfoot?
Coir has a firm, bristly texture rather than a soft pile, which is the classic feel people expect from a traditional doormat.