Collection: Cultural Artist Collection

Our culturally designed recycled plastic mats combine beautiful artwork with practical everyday use. Each design celebrates the stories, cultures, and creative vision of the artists behind it.

Perfect for classrooms, offices, homes, camping trips, and outdoor gatherings, these mats help promote inclusivity, cultural awareness, and meaningful connection while adding style and comfort to your space.

Durable, easy to clean, and thoughtfully designed, they bring both purpose and personality to any indoor or outdoor setting.

Meet the artists behind the designs

Browse the Cultural Artist Collection by named artist portfolio. De Greer-Yindimincarlie, of the Wiradjuri Nation in central NSW, designed the Emu & Kangaroo Tracks mat. It depicts three campsites, with emu tracks heading west and kangaroo tracks running east. Women surround the centre campsite, while warriors attend the others.

Christine Slabb, of the Bundjalung people, designed the Garrima mat. Its inspiration is Joongarrabah, a peak overlooking the Tweed and Gold Coast region. For generations, Joongarrabah has been a place where Garrima, or respect, is taught.

 The design was part of a special series commissioned for the 2018 Commonwealth Games.

The collection also features designs by Dean Jakamara Briscoe and Caitlin Trindall. Meet all the artists to explore their portfolios and design stories.

Choose a format for your space

Measure your space first, then use the Shape and Size filters to compare dimensions with your layout. The 0.9m x 2.7m Emu & Kangaroo Tracks runner suits hallways, bedside spaces, story corners and reading areas. The 3m diameter Garrima round suits classroom group time, storytime and show and share.

Both designs are reversible, giving you two colour options in one. Woven sizes may vary by 5%, so allow some clearance when measuring your space and check the listed dimensions on the product page. See the 3-step guide to choosing a mat for measuring help.