Victoria and Albert Museum Doormat - Briar

The repeating stylized rose motifs adorning this doormat are based on the Briar pattern, a 1901 wallpaper design by British architect-designer C.F.A. Voysey (1857–1941). Held in the V&A's collection, Briar encapsulates the designer's strong belief that 'less is more' and reflects the influence of William Morris' principles of pattern design and his use of plant forms as motifs.

Key Features:

• 100% natural coir with backing and constructed to the highest industry standards
• Coir is derived from the husks of coconuts and a natural and biodegradable fiber, excellent for scraping away dirt from shoes
• Recommended for use in a sheltered area that is not exposed to direct sunlight or moisture to preserve longevity
• 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.