A World of Colour From India Ink
Wouldn’t it be great if you didn’t have to worry about dirt and dogs hairs on your Persians, kelims and cream woollen carpets? We have the solution for you at a fraction of the price!
India Ink’s woven polypropylene mats are available in over 60 gorgeous designs to choose from. From hot pinks and Aegean blues, soft silvers and elegant greys, to the ever-popular black-and-white styles.
These mats are easy to clean: simply wipe with a cloth or spray with a hosepipe and this makes them perfect for indoors and out – on the veranda, poolside, even picnics! They be placed on top of carpets in formal settings and in bedrooms, entrance halls, kitchens, nurseries, playrooms, bathrooms offices, and farm and beach houses.
These mats are available in the following sizes: From small (120cm x 180cm) to medium (150cm x 225cm) and large (180cm x 275cm).
They are incredibly affordable and make a huge impact for little cost. It’s no surprise customers keep coming back for more!
Browse the full collection on India Ink’s online shop.
For more visit www.indiaink.co.za.
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