The Bath Mat collections at CAM Living are essentials.
The Basics
Bath mats play a large role in not only shaping the look of your bathroom but also maintaining your flooring and improving your regular daily routine.
It’s important to consider size, material, durability, maintenance and any additional safety features a bath mat can provide before making your decision.
The difference between a bath rug & a bath mat.
Both will perform the same function of absorbing water and protecting your floors, however, there are differences in quality, backing, and purpose.
Bath Mat
Bath Rug
Materials
Cotton is a commonly used fabric for simple bath mats. Cotton is absorbent and cotton bathmats are often woven in a low-pile, allowing doors and cupboards to easily open over them.
Memory foam has exceptional water absorbency which makes it a great addition to bathrooms. These bath mats truly shine in master bedrooms, by providing exceptional standing comfort for users who primp and prep for the day in the bathroom. It’s also effortless to take care of, simply toss it in the washer, and you’re done!
Polyester is one of the most common fabrics in area rugs and bath mats alike. In large part because polyester offers durability when it comes to rugs that will undergo high traffic. Polyester bath rugs are best placed in first floor bathrooms that will be used by everyone. Make sure to purchase a polyester bathmat that has a gel backing, to ensure there are no slips or falls!
Microfibre is absorbent and molds to your feet, these bath mats are comfortable and offer great support for the first step out of the shower and getting ready in front of the mirror.
Chenille is soft and textured, this fabric gives bath mats a luxurious feel to your bath mat while still offering great absorbency. These fibres are often used to create noodle bathmats.