Geometric Doormats

  Super absorbent
  Ultra-thin - less than 2mm
  Non-slip

Clean lines, repeating patterns, and purposeful design geometric doormats bring structure and visual interest to your entryway without fuss. Our geometric indoor doormats include herringbone, chevron, cube, and abstract tile patterns in a wide range of colour combinations. All at less than 2mm thin, super absorbent, and non-slip. Read More

Geometric Doormats Simple Shape Patterns With Impact

Geometric patterns are our most versatile design category. A herringbone works as well in a Victorian terrace as it does in a new-build apartment. A bold cube pattern in contrasting colours makes a statement in a modern home. And a subtle chevron in tonal greys adds texture to a classic entrance without competing with everything else.

Our most popular geometric design is the herringbone it's our overall bestselling pattern across all categories. Available in any colour combination through our custom colour service, the herringbone doormat is the one customers choose colours inspired by their front door, hallway, or flooring. The result is a mat that looks custom-made because it genuinely is.

Geometric designs are also outstanding at hiding everyday dirt. The repeating patterns and colour variation mean muddy footprints blend in rather than standing out making them a practical choice for homes with dogs, children, or simply a lot of foot traffic.

All geometric doormats are available with optional personalisation and in all five sizes from 60cm x 40cm to 120cm x 85cm. The larger geometric designs are particularly popular for wide hallways and bifold patio doors.

Frequently Asked Questions

What geometric patterns do you offer?

Our range includes herringbone, chevron, cube, abstract tile, buffalo plaid, and various line patterns. Many are available in custom colours.

Which geometric doormat is best for a new-build home?

Herringbone in a tonal colourway (such as grey-on-grey or charcoal-on-black) is our most popular choice for modern and new-build homes. It's minimal enough to suit contemporary interiors while adding subtle visual interest.

Can I get a geometric doormat in custom colours?

Yes most geometric designs are available as custom colour options. This is especially popular for herringbone designs where customers want to choose their exact front door colour.

Expert guides about indoor doormats, thin doormats and low-clearance door mats

Helpful doormat guides

  Guide 01

How to choose an indoor doormat

A practical guide to choosing the right size, thickness, material and style of indoor doormat for your entrance.

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Ultra thin doormats vs standard doormats

Compare ultra thin and standard doormats to understand which thickness is best for your doorway and available clearance.

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Doormat for a low-clearance door

What to look for when your door catches on ordinary mats and you need a much thinner doormat.

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My door won't open over the doormat

Why doors catch on doormats, how to check your available clearance and what type of mat works when space is limited.

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Complete guide to indoor doormats

Everything you need to know about choosing, using and looking after an indoor doormat for your home.

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Doormats for wheelchairs and mobility aids

How to choose a doormat for entrances used by wheelchairs, walking frames and other mobility aids.

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