A surprise play mat, packed with your order
Receive one complimentary 4×6, 0.5-inch play mat set for every full US$300 in qualifying merchandise spend—or the current market equivalent in Canada.
- US$3001 gift
- US$6002 gifts
- US$900+3+ gifts
Patterns are selected at random and cannot be requested. Eligibility is based on the final paid merchandise subtotal after discounts and before tax and shipping. Your gift is selected by our fulfilment team after checkout, so it will not appear as a separate checkout line.
Ends December 31, 2026 at 11:59:59 p.m. PT. If a return lowers the retained merchandise subtotal below a gift tier, the corresponding complimentary gift must also be returned.
0.5" 4 × 6 6 tiles 24 sq ft
The PopsyKosy Difference
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Design story
The Boho pattern
Boho is our most casual-aesthetic pattern — designed for the household where the play mat is part of a deliberately layered, lived-in interior rather than a curated showroom. The motif draws from contemporary southwestern-Americana textile traditions (woven Navajo geometry, Mexican Saltillo serape patterns), abstracted into a flat play-mat-appropriate form with deliberate simplification.
The two Boho colorways (Ecru Linen and Cream Pink) are both deliberately warm and slightly imperfect-looking, designed to coexist with macrame wall hangings, rattan furniture, and worn-in leather. Cream Pink brings a softer warm-pink option for rooms that need gentle color without visual noise. Both colorways use the same USP Class VI-tested EVA material standard and current product-specific testing records.
Who this is for
Best fit: Households with deliberately layered, lived-in interiors — macramé wall hangings, rattan furniture, worn-in leather, mixed-vintage rugs, plant collections. Boho is the most casual-aesthetic PopsyKosy pattern, designed to coexist with the gradual-collection style of decorating that southwestern-Americana and contemporary-bohemian interiors favor.
Less ideal fit: Households with formal-modern or showroom-styled interiors where a deliberately imperfect-looking weave-pattern would read as out-of-place (consider Boulder or Totem instead). Boho is also less suitable for households that prioritize a single visual focal point — the pattern is designed to blend into a layered context, not to anchor a sparse one.
Persian Garden
Firework
Boho
Little Builders
Boulder
Tranquil Flower
Totem

