Doormat "No rain no flowers"

Your home is your sanctuary: protect it and keep out dirt and bad vibes with this floral doormat .

Add a touch of color to your entryway with this "no rain, no flowers" doormat . Because deep down, even grey days have a role to play in making the world more beautiful! Let this original doormat speak for itself and spread good vibes to everyone who crosses your threshold.

It's the perfect gift for your nature-loving friends or those who have just moved in. Surprise them and make every shoe-wiping a unique moment!

Technical specifications

Dimensions: 70 cm x 40 cm x 1.5 cm.

Materials: Coconut fiber and non-slip base.

The paint on the doormats remains intact over time. Discoloration may appear for various reasons, such as continuous use or exposure to sun or rain. To keep it in perfect condition, it is therefore recommended to avoid exposure to these elements.

The coconut fibers are attached to the base with glue. For this reason, not all of them are held in the same way, and it is quite normal for some fibers to come loose at the beginning.

For cleaning, dry clean. Use a brush; do not use water or put it in the washing machine.

Each doormat is made from the husk of approximately 25 coconuts. The husks are first "seasoned" in coastal lagoons where they are harvested, then beaten by hand to extract the fibers. The doormats are then painted and colored by hand, one by one, using different stencils. A traditional outdoor sun-drying technique is then used to fix the paint to the doormat's surface. Finally, a non-slip base is added to keep the doormat firmly in place and reduce the risk of slipping.

Frequently asked questions

Do the letters lose their sharpness over time?

• The paint on the doormats remains intact over time; fading may be caused by use or by the conditions of its location. It should be remembered that this is an indoor doormat: it should not be exposed to sun or rain if you wish to keep it in its original condition.

Does it shed a lot of fibers?

• The coconut fibers are attached to the base with glue. Of course, they are not all attached in the same way, so it is quite normal for some fibers to come loose when first used.