Square Art Nouveau Tiles Melamine Placemats
Set of square Art Nouveau Tiles melamine placemats with various abstract patterns.

Find your ideal placemats by searching for them by the type of design or pattern that will most suit the decor of your kitchen or dining room. Wide variety of stylish table mats and coasters to select from.
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Set of square Art Nouveau Tiles melamine placemats with various abstract patterns.
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
Harlequin mosaic placemats by the artist Nel Whatmore for Plymouth Pottery
Modern placemats design with colourful red and yellow blocks to create a cheerful and contemporary option for your kitchen or dining room.
Elegant hexagonal block design in shades of beige and gold. Golden Repeat rectangular tablemats are a sylish option for both casual and formal dining.
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.
Dancing Branches placemats are a colourful contemporary design of waving leaves.
Stylish repeating design melamine placemats featuring colourful Oriental Fans against a soft grey-green background.
Cork placemats with a stylish Dandelion print in a vintage blue floral pattern, set of four with bold curved corners.
MissPrint cork placemats with a stylish Wildflower print in a vintage blue and pink floral pattern, bold rounded corners set of four.
Single melamine table mat with a fun monkey design by the illustrator Louise Tate.
Single Louise Tate melamine table mat with a large hippo design on a glossy, white surface.
Single Louise Tate rigid melamine table mat with of a large Unicorn on a shiny, white surface.
Green dinosaur table mat, made in England with a shiny melamine surface by Louise Tate Illustrations.
Single melamine table mat with a fun design by the illustrator Louise Tate of two pink Flamingos standing on one leg.