You Want
a Wood Bath Mat
You probably just don’t know it yet
The bathroom is often the last place that gets your attention when it comes to design. But the time we spend in there is sacred. It's where we go to recharge and refresh. It's where we work on ourselves to present the best version to the world. And if you're like me, it's where you light up a candle and settle in for a long, hot restorative soak. But even if you're the type that prefers a quick, simple shower, stepping onto a cold floor—or worse, a soggy fabric bath mat—is no way to start the day.
A wooden bath mat is a stylish upgrade that's both sleek and modern looking, despite having a long history rooted in Japanese onsen culture. Whether you opt for bamboo, teak or fragrant Hinoki wood, the simple swap gives any humble bathroom the indulgent feel of a high-end sports club's sauna. What's more, because they're so durable and low-maintenance, these mats are investments that you'll get years of use from. Think about it ... wouldn't you like to step onto smooth wood when getting out of the bath or shower?
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The Best
Wood Bath Mats
Hinoki wood bath runner,
$295 by The Citizenry
Hinoki wood mat,
$36 by Tosaryu
Custom-size teak wood mat,
$119 by Rejuvenation
Giza oiled teak wood mat,
$111.98 by Bare Decor
Ebonized teak wood mat,
$49.95 by CB2
Bamboo slat wood mat,
$28 at Terrain
Maintenance
A light application of any dish-washing soap and a quick rinse in warm water quickly eats away any stubborn soap scum.