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Every doormat in this collection is hand-braided from natural jute, the same fibre and technique used across our round rugs, just shaped and sized for a doorway rather than the centre of a room. The braided construction gives these mats real texture underfoot, useful for scraping dirt and moisture off shoes before they reach the rest of the house.
Harmonia is built around a four-petal medallion centre with a banded rope border, while Haven Loom Mat is the one rectangular shape in the range, woven in a diamond-and-circle lattice pattern at 36 inches wide. Homefield Rug takes on a quatrefoil shape, four braided circles with pointed lobes between them, and Ritual Weave Rug forms a trefoil, three overlapping circles in a plain natural cloverleaf with no contrast colour.
The rectangular Haven Loom Mat suits a wide entryway or a covered porch where a long mat catches more foot traffic. The round and lobed shapes (Harmonia, Homefield Rug, Ritual Weave Rug) work well framed by a doorway or set just inside a front or back door, and are equally suited to a kitchen doorway where a smaller mat is enough.
Spot clean with a dry cloth and blot rather than rub, vacuum regularly with a brush attachment, and let a new mat air out to lose its natural fibre smell. Keep it out of standing water or prolonged damp, which can encourage mould, and rotate it occasionally so wear spreads evenly rather than concentrating at the point where feet land first. Avoid washing, bleaching, tumble drying, ironing or dry cleaning any of these.
Can a jute doormat be used outdoors, like on a porch? A covered porch that stays dry is fine; direct exposure to rain will shorten its life quickly.
Will a jute doormat scratch flooring? No, the braided jute sits flat and soft against most flooring types, including wood and tile.
Which shape is best for a small entryway? Homefield Rug's quatrefoil or Ritual Weave Rug's trefoil both have a smaller footprint than the rectangular Haven Loom Mat, so they suit a tighter doorway well.