Questions, Answered
Frequently asked questions.
Everything we get asked about the mat, the journal, shipping, and the studio. Still missing something? Email hello@loamandhome.com — we answer every message personally.
The mat measures 28" × 28" laid flat. Each corner has a snap that lets you fold the edges up, creating a contained basin — about a 24" working area with 2" raised edges — for soil, water, and mess during repotting.
Waterproof canvas with a durable protective coating — sturdy enough for repeated use but soft enough to fold and roll up for storage. The hand-illustrated mushrooms and wildflowers sit on a deep navy ground.
Wipe it down with a damp cloth after each use. For a deeper clean, rinse with water and mild soap, then air dry flat. Do not machine wash or tumble dry, and keep it out of prolonged direct sunlight to protect the illustration.
Each corner has a snap that folds the edge up, creating a shallow basin that contains soil, water, and debris during repotting. When you're done, unsnap the corners and pour excess soil back into your bag.
We currently ship within the United States only. International shipping is on our roadmap — join the newsletter to be the first to know when it goes live.
30-day returns, no questions asked. If you're not completely satisfied with your mat, return it within 30 days for a full refund. See our full returns policy for shipping details.
Orders ship within 1–3 business days from Wallingford, CT via USPS, with tracking included. Standard shipping typically takes 5–7 business days. Free shipping on orders over $40.
Yes — slowly. We're a small studio and we make one signature product at a time. After the mat: botanical aprons, propagation journals, hand-illustrated plant markers, ceramic watering vessels. Join the newsletter for early access to drops.
Absolutely. Customers use it for seed starting, gardening crafts, arranging cut flowers, food prep, kids' art projects, and as a protective surface during messy hobbies. The waterproof canvas is genuinely versatile.
However you like, honestly. Roll it up and tie it with a ribbon, fold it and tuck it in a drawer, or just leave it out with a plant sitting on top — it's made to be pretty enough to be part of your decor between repots. There's no wrong way to put it away.
Yes — we publish a new field note every other Sunday. Plant care guides, styling ideas, repot rituals, and seasonal reminders. Browse the full archive in the Journal.
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