Victoria and Albert Museum Doormat - Squirrels and Berries

The repeat pattern of squirrels, birds and butterflies featured on this doormat is based on a design in the V&A's collection, originally created in 1909 by C.F.A. Voysey (1857–1941). Voysey was particularly fond of birds and his designs often featured other woodland animals in silhouette. One of his greatest talents was simplifying their complex forms into blocks of color while retaining their defining characteristics.

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.