You can be assured that you won’t need to be putting leather elbow patches on Norwegian knit jumpers in order to pass of this little collection of cutesy coir doormats.

Keeping it natural, designer Ed Annink based these hippos and hares doormats on a 1920s pictogram by modernist artist and designer Gerd Arntz, and has had them constructed to high standards to ensure they can keep up with the wear and tear caused by busy households.

The hare doormat reaches an impressive 195 x 90cm and costs £72.50, whereas you’ll be able to pick up the hippo mat (the only hippo you’ll ever be able to lift!) for 55 quid (141 x 68cm). Pretty perfect if you’ve been wallowing in the mud all day!

If you’re looking for something a little less gimmicky, a bog standard coir entrance mat for your doorway that makes a simple yet stylish statement could be just what you need.

Fantastic at dirt-trapping, those clever natural fibres absorb moisture incredibly well. You can clean them by giving it a bit of a shake outside, or your vacuum cleaner will be able to do a good job instead.

Grab a stylishly sedate coir mat here, £25.99 for 120 x 60cm.

The contemporary circular patchwork construction of the finest quality cowhides is handfinished in Argentina, and come in a range of options.

From £160 for the 100cm diameter version, you could also choose to upgrade to 120cm or opt for the addition of a non-slip backing if you fancy too.

The handmade zebra print rugs are each unique, with the skins printed and then sewn from four quarters. It’s possible to have bespoke sizes made too, all you need to do is ask!

We think it makes for a pretty dramatic entrance, but realise it’d be a nightmare to keep clean.

If clean hallways, an ethically friendly approach and a smaller budget are bigger priorities for you though, then we’d recommend this leopard print coir entrance mat instead.

And if your doormat is so smelly it’s beyond hope don’t despair, as there are plenty of new ones to choose from at Doormats Delivered.