Plymouth Pottery Sunset Corkbacked Placemats
Sunset cork backed placemats by artist Anne Farrall-Doyle for Plymouth Pottery

Find your perfect set of modern placemats from the selected contemporary designs. Range of stylish contemporary table mats with a colourful theme to decorate your state of the art kitchen or dining room.
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Sunset cork backed placemats by artist Anne Farrall-Doyle for Plymouth Pottery
Majestic tablemats are a bright and colourful modern design by Pablo Esteban for Plymouth Pottery
Hungry Cats placemats show a row of comic cats waiting to be fed.
Harlequin mosaic placemats by the artist Nel Whatmore for Plymouth Pottery
Steccato placemats are a bold design with blue and white stripes from Pimpernel.
Colourful retro design of vintage cafe signs from around the world. Set of 6 cork backed Lunchtime tablemats, each mat features a different sign in the language of each country.
Realistic looking images of natural slate reproduced on cork backed placemats by Pimpernel.
Realistic looking images of dark slate reproduced on cork backed tablemats by Pimpernel.
Dancing Branches placemats are a colourful contemporary design of waving leaves.
Elegant hexagonal block design in shades of beige and gold. Golden Repeat rectangular tablemats are a sylish option for both casual and formal dining.
Fruit themed placemats with a bright yellow pumpkin taking centre stage around bottles and other fruits. Blue Harmony tablemats are the ideal colour combination for any kitchen or dining room.
Modern, contemporary placemats design called Timeless from Plymouth Pottery, featuring white flowers against a teal blue background with purple and black abstract blocks.
Modern placemats design with colourful red and yellow blocks to create a cheerful and contemporary option for your kitchen or dining room.
Set of square Art Nouveau Tiles melamine placemats with various abstract patterns.
Lighthearted and quirky comical placemats by Simon Drew.
Set of four square melamine placemats with a colourful Animal design by Scott Inness.