Pink-black coconut fiber doormat | 90 x 60 x 1.5 cm | William Morris Dianthus collection

A carnation surrounded by leaves is the subject of the pattern on this doormat. The red and green floral pattern is stenciled onto a black background.

The image on the doormat is based on a wallpaper from the collections in the archives of the Victoria and Albert Museum, which was designed in 1895-1896 for the interior of Compton Hall in England. The wallpaper is believed to be the result of a collaboration between the founder of Morris & Co., William Morris (1834–96), and his apprentice J.H. Dearle (1859–1932).

Doormat width 90 cm, depth 60 cm, and thickness 1.5 cm.

This handmade doormat is responsibly produced in the state of Kerala, India. The surface material of the doormat is coir. Coir is obtained from the husk of coconuts and is a compostable natural material. Only environmentally friendly dyes are used in coloring the doormat.
The underside of the doormat is plastic.

The doormat can be cut lengthwise or widthwise with a sharp utility knife.

Shake or vacuum.

You can extend the mat's life by using it in a location where it is not exposed to direct sunlight and rain.

Solid wood furniture is heavy and pre-assembled, so we want to ensure that it arrives intact.

We transport our furniture to customers in the Helsinki metropolitan area and elsewhere in Finland using our reliable partner.

Our main partner is Arctic Roi Oy, a family business with a great service attitude from Rovaniemi. Friendly and punctual Mikko delivers orders about every other week.

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