Door Rugs

A doormat is more than a practical solution. It’s a natural part of your interior design. It protects the floor, collects dirt and moisture, and clearly marks the transition between outdoors and indoors. The doormat is the first thing a guest or you yourself encounter – an important part of your home’s first impression.

Different sizes of doormats

Doormats come in a range of sizes to suit different needs. A larger doormat covers more area and collects more dirt from multiple pairs of shoes, while a smaller model fits perfectly in compact entryways.

Choosing the right size isn’t just about function – it also affects the overall look of the hallway. A mat that’s too small may lose its purpose, while one that’s too large can feel overwhelming. For best results, choose a doormat that allows two steps before you enter the home.

Our selection includes both small and large doormats in a variety of shapes and materials, making it easy to find one that meets your needs.

Grit and moisture

A doormat should capture both grit and moisture before they’re tracked further into your home. This is especially important during rainy autumn and winter months, when floors can become wet, scratched or dirty.

Dirt and grit are most often carried in on shoes. A doormat acts as the first barrier, helping keep the rest of your home clean.

In addition to preventing dirt and grit from spreading, a doormat also protects delicate flooring materials such as wood or stone. Many doormats also feature a non-slip backing for extra stability in high-traffic areas.

Choosing the right material – such as coir, rubber or durable textiles – ensures that your doormat withstands daily wear and tear.

The doormat as part of the whole

Doormats do more than keep your home clean – they contribute to the overall impression of your entrance and home. With the right choice of colour, shape and material, a rug can either blend in or make a statement in your décor.

Neutral tones like grey, beige and black are versatile, while doormats with colour or pattern add character. Whatever your style, there are options for both indoor and outdoor use – all designed with durability and stability in mind.

Frequently asked questions about doormats

What material is best for a doormat?
For outdoor use, coir or rubber is recommended as they effectively remove grit. For indoor use, textile materials such as wool or synthetics are better suited as they absorb moisture and feel softer underfoot.

How large should a doormat be?
The mat should be at least as wide as the doorway and deep enough for one or two steps. This helps keep dirt on the mat.

How do I clean a doormat?
Textile doormats should be vacuumed regularly. Coir mats can be shaken or brushed, while rubber mats can be rinsed clean. Always check care instructions for your specific model.

Do I need two doormats – one outside and one inside?
Yes, that offers the best protection. The outdoor mat catches coarse dirt, while the indoor mat absorbs moisture.

What’s the difference between a doormat and a hallway rug?
A doormat is placed directly inside the entrance to collect dirt. A hallway rug is usually larger and serves more as a decorative element further inside.

Can a doormat be used year-round?
Yes, but some models are better suited to certain seasons. Choose hardwearing, water-resistant materials for winter use.

Do doormats have non-slip backing?
Many models, especially those designed for indoor use, feature non-slip backing to prevent the mat from moving or folding during use.