Collection: Doormats

A good doormat combines a hard-wearing, low-pile weave that scrapes dirt and moisture from shoes with a backing that grips the floor underneath, so it stays put rather than sliding on hard flooring.

Each product page lists exact dimensions in both cm and feet. As a general guide, a rug should either sit fully under the front legs of your main furniture or clear it entirely — a rug caught half under, half off tends to look like an afterthought.

Regular vacuuming on a low-pile setting, prompt blotting (not rubbing) of spills, and an occasional rotation to even out wear will keep most rugs looking good for years. Check the individual product's care label for anything specific to its fibre.

We'd recommend a rug pad on hard flooring — it stops the rug slipping, protects the floor underneath, and adds a bit of extra cushioning underfoot. It's not essential on carpet, though it can still help prevent movement.

Delivery times are shown at checkout and vary by rug size — larger rugs are sent via a parcel courier rather than a standard letterbox service, so do allow a little extra time for bigger pieces.