Evil Eye Floor Mat in Ten Graphic Patterns

Choose a bold central eye, a repeating pattern or a detailed Hamsa hand with this rectangular evil eye floor mat. It combines 100% polyester fabric with a sponge lining and point plastic cloth backing, with ten designs offering different balances of color, detail and open space.

A single eye as the focal point

Dotted Rings - Blue surrounds its central eye with blue and turquoise bands, gold tone dots and geometric borders. Choose it for a detailed composition that extends toward the edges. Single Round Eye - Beige takes a simpler approach: broad blue and purple rings sit against a beige background, leaving more space around the central motif.

Marbled Eye - Turquoise features a broad white eye surround within uneven turquoise and dark teal bands. Marbled Rings - Blue places greater emphasis on concentric blue and white bands around a dark center. Both have gold tone outlines within the artwork. Segmented Border - Blue adds a divided outer border and fine gold tone veining around a turquoise eye; consider this design if you enjoy smaller details beyond the main motif.

Repeating eyes and contrasting backgrounds

Lash Eyes - Pink spaces almond-shaped eyes with dark pink lashes across a pale pink background. Scattered Eyes - Yellow pairs white eye outlines and blue centers with small leaf-shaped accents on yellow. The first keeps its colors close together, while the second gives the blue eye details a stronger contrast.

Round Eyes - Beige uses scattered circular motifs in blue, purple and turquoise. Its mix of colored rings and a neutral background offers an alternative to the single large eye, with separate motifs distributed across the design.

Branching detail or a Hamsa outline

Branching Eye - Navy Blue places a large eye above pale branching lines dotted with smaller eyes. The design spreads downward across the dark background. Hamsa Eye - Black centers a pale pink hand outline with an eye, spiral, leaf shapes and small geometric details, leaving a broad black field around the artwork.

Plan your layout

For a design with one central motif, consider keeping the middle clear of furniture so the artwork remains visible. A repeating pattern may suit a layout where furniture overlaps part of the mat, allowing individual eyes to remain in view elsewhere. Measure the floor area you want to cover, then select your preferred design and size separately.