Our Heymat Sand doormat by Kristine Five Melvær is a bestseller for a reason. Its iconic design, inspired by nature’s calming elements, blends a warm, earthy color with a serene pattern to bring balance and tranquility to your entryway.

I like the rug. The description online was spot on. Looks nice in my garage entry way.. Anonymous. Tue Sep 15 2026

Dis Moss takes its colors from the stillness of a sun-kissed forest floor, with deep green hues that fade through tones of gold to a pale yellow.

Eine Nightfall’s geometric pattern is inspired by the juniper shrubs’ sharp needles, a familiar sight in Norwegian forests. The mat’s black base leads us into the night, where golden lines reflect the light from a bonfire, adding a graphic touch to the surroundings.

Our Heymat Sjø doormat by Kristine Five Melvær brings to mind the gentle rhythm of waves along a calm shoreline. Its design combines soothing blue tones with a flowing pattern to create a harmonious and welcoming feel in your entryway.

This rug is beautiful and the color has a nice bright blue pop to it. Love the swirl design as it is a unique piece. However it is really no different than any other door mat and although it is pretty I do not believe it is worth the 4x price of any other designer door mat.. Theresa. Winchester, MA. Sat Apr 18 2026

Enhance the visual impact of your interior by adding the Heymat X Sight Unseen doormat to your entrance. Inspired by iconic furniture forms, the design seamlessly merges into a bold, organic shape that captivates the eye. With a harmonious color palette of deep indigo and green, it exudes sophisticated elegance, seamlessly complementing a thoughtful interior while adding a vibrant touch to your doorstep.The Heymat X Sight Unseen doormat is part of the Iconic Women Collection, designed for Heymat by online magazine Sight Unseens founders Jill Singer and Monica Khemsurov.

Carol. New York, NY. Sat Jul 04 2026

Mix Forest is inspired by the Norwegian forests’ fresh hues. Rectangular shapes of grays, blues and greens meet in different melanges, creating a contemporary pattern reminiscent of traditional, woven textiles.