Stone mats for Kitchen + Bath

A drier surface. A calmer room.

Trivelle's diatomaceous earth stone mats absorb clean dish drips and wet footprints, then release the moisture as they air-dry. Choose the Kitchen Mat, the Bath Mat, or one of each.

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Trivelle stone mat in a warm, minimal setting
4.6 287 reviews Shop the Kitchen Mat $54.99

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Stone Drying Mat $54.99

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Trusted in 3,300+ homes

4.6 average from 98 reviews

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The two mats

Two essentials, one quiet language.

Stone Bath Mat

Stone Bath Mat

23.6 × 15.4 in · anti-slip pad

$54.99Only 24 left
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$82.50 Kitchen + Bath, one of each. $27.48 less than buying them separately ($109.98).

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Add 2 set pieces. Everything 30% off.

A mat plus any two of the pieces below is a set. The discount covers the mat too, with no code to remember.

  1. 1 mat
  2. +1 piece
  3. +1 more = 30%

Just pieces, no mat? Any 2+ stone pieces are 20% off.

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The Complete Kitchen Set

Drying mat · sink caddy · brush cup · soap tray · faucet mat · coaster set

6 pieces bought separately
$229.94
Set price, 40% off
−$91.94
You pay
$138.00

Arrives in two deliveries: the mat from our U.S. warehouse (Oct 20–23), the five pieces together from overseas (7–10 business days).

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Smaller counter? The Essential Kitchen Set, 3 pieces · $98.00

Why stone

A calmer alternative to fabric and plastic.

Fabric & plastic

The usual mat

  • Stays damp long after use
  • Can stay damp and hold odour
  • Bulky, and rarely looks the part
Trivelle stone

The stone alternative

  • Draws water away, then releases it to the air
  • Matte mineral surface, refreshes between uses
  • Rigid stone slats, quiet, low and easy to live with
Setup & care

Three quiet steps.

A rigid stone surface asks a little of you: lift it with both hands, let air reach it, and it stays at its best.

Set it on its pad 1

Set it on its pad

Place the included pad on a clean, dry surface — beside the sink, or on the floor outside the shower — and center the mat on it.

Water absorbs, then evaporates 2

Water absorbs, then evaporates

Drips and footprints darken the surface as the porous stone draws them in; the moisture then releases to the air as it dries. Drying time varies with water, airflow and humidity.

Lift, dry, refresh 3

Lift, dry, refresh

Lift the mat now and then so both sides dry. Rinse with clean water, and lightly renew the surface with the included refresh pad when absorption slows.

Close-up of the diatomaceous earth stone slats and rounded edge of the Trivelle drying mat on a marble counter
The material

Diatomaceous earth. A quietly remarkable stone.

Diatomaceous earth is a soft, naturally porous stone formed from fossilised algae. It draws water away from a surface and releases it back to the room, quietly, without fabric or fans.

Dense

Substantial, stable underfoot.

Matte

A mineral finish that never feels glossy.

Mineral

A diatomaceous earth stone surface, naturally matte.

Dry

Releases moisture back to the air.

Customer reviews

Loved in real kitchens and bathrooms.

Real notes from customers of the Stone Drying Mat and Stone Bath Mat.

4.6 Rated 4.6 / 5 · 287 reviews across both mats

A baker's counter companion

Baking means washing the same bowls four times on a Saturday. The mat keeps the rotation going, washed, dried, back in service. Flour does sift down into the grooves, I wont lie, but a dry pastry brush clears it out in a few seconds....

Irene Kowalczyk Trivelle customer · Kitchen

A natural material treated with respect

I work with earthen materials for a living, and most so called stone products are just resin fakes. This is real diatomite, honestly finished, and it behaves the way the mineral actually does, it breathes, absorbs, releases. In a Santa Fe kitchen it looks...

Clifford Najera Trivelle customer · Kitchen

Better than a cloth mat.

I like it. I was having trouble with the cloth mats getting moldy & stinky.

Teresa A. Moore Verified Buyer · Kitchen

300 pounds says it holds

Saw folks worried about it cracking so let me just settle this, Im three hundred pounds of brisket fed Oklahoma man and this mat takes me twice a day without a squeak. Flat on the floor is flat on the floor, physics does the...

Big Mike Torrence Trivelle customer · Bath

4:30am quality of life upgrade

At 4:30am every little misery feels amplified, and stepping onto yesterdays cold wet mat was my first insult of the day. Now the first thing my feet hit is dry, every single morning. Its a small thing. Its also somehow the whole point. Best...

Robyn Castellano Trivelle customer · Bath

Actuarially sound purchase, one observed defect rate note

I ran the annualized cost against fabric mats (one replacement every 8 months at $18, plus 40 wash cycles). The stone comes out ahead by year two, assuming no breakage. And theres the rub, breakage risk is user dependent and its the one failure...

Stanley Krupke Trivelle customer · Bath
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Complete the ritual

Two stone essentials.
One calm home.

One material, two rooms. The Bath Mat gives you a firm, fast-drying step out of the shower; the Drying Mat keeps the kitchen counter clear. Together, and at a thoughtful price.

  • Trivelle Stone Bath Mat23.6 × 15.4 in · for the bathroom floor
  • Trivelle Stone Drying Mat24 × 16 in · for the kitchen counter
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Questions

Good to know.

How does a stone mat work?

Each mat is made from diatomaceous earth, a naturally porous mineral. Its quick-drying stone surface draws moisture away and helps water evaporate quickly after use, so the mat refreshes between uses instead of staying damp like fabric.

Does it feel cold underfoot?

It feels firm, cool and smooth at first touch — closer to stone tile than to a cushioned fabric mat. Many owners find it refreshing, and it warms toward room temperature as the bathroom does.

Will it slide around?

Each mat ships with a separate anti-slip pad. Place the pad on a clean, dry, level hard floor and center the mat on it — set up this way, it stays put in normal daily use. Check the alignment now and then, and don't use it on wet or uneven flooring.

How do I clean it?

Wipe or rinse the surface with clean water, then let the mat and the floor or counter beneath it dry fully. When absorption slows, lightly renew the surface with the included refresh pad in a ventilated area. Avoid colored liquids, oils, soaps and harsh cleaners.

What sizes are available?

The Kitchen Drying Mat is 60 × 40 cm (24 × 16 in) and the Bath Mat is 60 × 39 cm (23.6 × 15.4 in). Both are about 1 cm thick — slim, low-profile stone sized to sit beside the sink or outside the shower.

What is your return policy?

You may request a return within 30 days of delivery. Change-of-mind returns must be unused, in new, resalable condition, complete, and in the original packaging. For orders under $79 you pay return shipping; for orders of $79 or more we provide a prepaid label. Damaged, defective, or incorrect items are covered at no cost. See our Returns & Refunds page.

Guides & care

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