24"×26" or 39"×41"?
Both are close to square, so this is not a long-versus-short decision — it is how much of the floor you want gone. Measure the clear space in front of the shower or tub before you pick, because the larger one is genuinely large.
| Choose | If this sounds like you |
|---|---|
| 24"×26" | A normal bathroom where the door swings inward and floor space is measured in inches. Enough for both feet at the shower door, and it will not foul the door or the toilet base. |
| 39"×41" | You want to stand, dry off and get dressed without ever touching cold tile. Also the one for a bathroom where a small mat just looks lost in the middle of a big floor. |
If the door opens inward over the mat, check the clearance under it first — that is the measurement people forget.
Where can this actually go?
A deep-pile floor mat wants a hard, dry, sealed surface underneath it — that is what stops it travelling when you step on the edge.
| Works on | Avoid |
|---|---|
| Sealed tile, vinyl, lino, sealed concrete, a bathroom, an ensuite, in front of a basin, beside a bed | Bathroom carpet, stacking it on another rug, floors with bath oil or soap film on them, laying it down on tile that is still wet |
Practical steps: wipe and dry the floor, lay it flat, and hang it over the side of the tub or a rail between uses so the underside gets air. The forgotten step is that airing — a deep pile holds more water than a thin mat does, which is exactly why it feels good and exactly why it needs to dry out properly.
Your feet land on something soft instead of on cold tile at seven in the morning.
The worst thirty seconds of a winter morning happen between the shower door and the towel rail. Wet feet, cold porcelain tile, and a thin mat that has gone flat and damp from yesterday. A deep moss-style pile changes that specific moment — the tufts close over your feet, the water goes down into the pile instead of pooling around your heels, and the floor stops being a shock.

Moss-style pile is doing something a flat mat cannot
A flat woven bath mat has one surface and one thickness, so water sits on top of it and your feet sit in that water. A moss-style pile is made of dense standing tufts with air between them, which means the water drops below the surface you are standing on. You feel dry immediately even though the mat is holding plenty of water, and that is the whole trick.
The same structure is what keeps it looking decent. Because the tufts stand upright rather than lying in a direction, there is no crushed patch showing where everyone steps, and the daisy pattern stays readable rather than turning into a scuffed grey area in the middle. Air moving between the tufts is also why it dries out faster than a compressed flat mat of the same weight.
- 24"×26" — the practical everyday size. Sits neatly at a shower door or in front of a basin in a normal-sized bathroom, and it goes through a wash without a fight.
- 39"×41" — the generous one. Big enough to stand and dress on, and it makes a large bathroom floor feel finished rather than empty.

What You're Getting
- One Daisy Moss Style Floor Bath Mat in your chosen Size
- Size options — 24"×26" for a standard bathroom, 39"×41" to stand and dress on
- Moss-style pile of dense standing tufts, so water drops below the surface your feet are on
- Daisy design worked into the pile rather than printed flat on the surface
- Upright tufts that do not develop a crushed patch where everyone stands
- For sealed tile, vinyl, lino and concrete — not for laying over carpet or another rug
- Machine washable cool; dry low or line dry
- Hang it between uses so the underside airs out — a deep pile holds more water than a thin mat
Free tracked shipping to your door. Easy 30-day returns.
Shipping Info
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Delivery time
- USA — 5–10 business days after dispatch
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If a piece doesn’t feel right in your home, get in touch within 30 days of delivery. We’ll arrange a refund or exchange — whichever you prefer.
No essays required. No restocking fees. Just a quick email to support@loftandstone.com and we’ll take it from there.
Fewer than 1% of customers ever need to use this, but the option’s always there — because home should feel like home.



