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This floral pattern is based on a wallpaper from the V&A’s archives by Victorian artist Lewis Foreman Day (1845–1910). Day was one of the most successful designers of his day, a writer and an influential design educator. He helped form the Arts and Crafts Exhibition Society and his memorable designs based on motifs from the natural world remain the perfect choice for contemporary interiors.
Every Entryways mat is designed and crafted to be stylish and functional. Made from the best quality all-natural coir to meet the industry's highest standards of durability, Entryways doormats are hand-stenciled with eco-friendly dyes for long-lasting vibrancy.
This floral pattern is based on a wallpaper from the V&A’s archives by Victorian artist Lewis Foreman Day (1845–1910). Day was one of the most successful designers of his day, a writer and an influential design educator. He helped form the Arts and Crafts Exhibition Society and his memorable designs based on motifs from the natural world remain the perfect choice for contemporary interiors.
Every Entryways mat is designed and crafted to be stylish and functional. Made from the best quality all-natural coir to meet the industry's highest standards of durability, Entryways doormats are hand-stenciled with eco-friendly dyes for long-lasting vibrancy.
This floral pattern is based on a wallpaper from the V&A’s archives by Victorian artist Lewis Foreman Day (1845–1910). Day was one of the most successful designers of his day, a writer and an influential design educator. He helped form the Arts and Crafts Exhibition Society and his memorable designs based on motifs from the natural world remain the perfect choice for contemporary interiors.
Every Entryways mat is designed and crafted to be stylish and functional. Made from the best quality all-natural coir to meet the industry's highest standards of durability, Entryways doormats are hand-stenciled with eco-friendly dyes for long-lasting vibrancy.
100% natural coir with backing and constructed to the highest industry standards
Hand-painted with eco-friendly dyes; multiple stencils are used to recreate stunning artwork
Coir - derived from the husks of coconuts - is a natural and biodegradable fiber, an excellent dirt-trapper, and is known for its scraping abilities
Recommended for use in a sheltered outdoor area that is not exposed to direct sunlight to preserve the longevity of the colors
Shake or vacuum clean
Proceeds from this item support the V&A and its missions of the education, research, and preservation of art history and culture
© Victoria and Albert Museum, London
