Collection: Tatami Mats & Platforms
Transform your living space with our complete collection of Tatami Mats & Platforms, designed to bring the grounding tradition of Japan into your modern home. Whether you are building a full tatami room with authentic flooring, looking for a tatami platform to elevate your sleep, or seeking Japanese style furniture like zaisu chairs, this collection offers everything you need for a minimalist lifestyle. Crafted from renewable soft rush (igusa) and compressed rice straw, our authentic tatami mats regulate humidity, purify the air, and provide the distinct aroma of nature that defines a peaceful home.
For a permanent setup, pair your mats with a solid wood tatami bed frame or a low-profile tatami platform bed. Unlike Western furniture, a Japanese tatami bed is engineered specifically to support tatami mats, creating a flat, rigid surface that prevents sagging and maximizes airflow. We offer everything from tatami room kits to minimalist Japanese bed bases, allowing you to create a custom Japanese floor environment anywhere. Shop our collection of tatami mats for sale and tatami furniture to build a clean, restorative bedroom rooted in natural materials.
Many people use tatami as the base for a Japanese-style sleep system, pairing the mats with tatami mattresses for a firm, breathable sleeping surface that can be folded and stored away during the day. If you prefer a bit more structure, you can combine tatami with a low Japanese-style bed frame, giving your setup a clean wooden edge while preserving the close-to-the-floor feel that makes tatami so distinctive.
Tatami platforms are also a good fit for people transitioning from conventional beds to more grounded sleep. You might start by placing a natural mattress from our natural mattress collection over tatami for extra breathability and support, or use a tatami base within a minimalist floor bed kit setup to keep your sleep surface low and stable without sacrificing comfort. In smaller homes or studio apartments, this approach helps you maximize floor space while still enjoying a clearly defined sleeping area.
Because tatami and their companion platforms are built from real materials and finished with low-VOC coatings, they pair naturally with other non-toxic furniture in the room. Simple storage pieces, low benches, or nightstands in solid wood can be added sparingly around your tatami layout, supporting daily life without disrupting the calm, horizontal lines that are central to Japanese-inspired design.
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The Foundation of Japanese Living
A tatami mat is more than just a floor covering; it is a versatile living surface. Traditionally used to cover entire floors in Japan, our tatami mats can be used to create a dedicated meditation space, a breathable base for a Japanese futon, or a soft, warm surface for tea ceremonies. Unlike synthetic rugs, a straw tatami mat is a living material that breathes, keeping your room cool in summer and warm in winter. From standard full size tatami mats to modular folding tatami mats, we offer sizes to fit any room layout.
Tatami Furniture & Platforms
To complete your minimalist aesthetic, pair your flooring with our range of tatami furniture. We offer low-profile tatami beds and platforms that lift your sleeping area off the ground while maintaining a grounded feel. For seating, our zaisu chairs and tatami tables allow you to enjoy the benefits of floor living with proper back support. Whether you are designing a multifunctional guest room or a dedicated Japanese style bedroom, combining tatami flooring with natural wood platforms creates a harmonious, clutter-free environment.
Frequently Asked Questions: Tatami Mats & Platforms
What is a tatami mat?
A tatami mat is a traditional Japanese floor covering constructed with a thick core of compressed rice straw and a smooth, woven surface of soft rush grass (igusa). Known for their eco-friendly durability and breathability, tatami mats are used as structural flooring or as a supportive, temperature-regulating base for mattresses.
What is a tatami mat made of?
Our authentic tatami mats are crafted from 100% natural materials. The surface is woven from soft rush grass (igusa), and the core is made from compressed rice straw. This construction creates a firm yet slightly cushioned surface that is durable, breathable, and biodegradable.
Can I use tatami mats on carpet?
Yes, you can place a tatami mat on carpet, but it is most stable on hard surfaces like wood or tile. If placing it on carpet, we recommend a thicker tatami platform or a robust mat to ensure it stays flat and supports your weight evenly.
How do I clean and maintain tatami?
To maintain your Japanese tatami mats, wipe them occasionally with a dry or slightly damp cloth. Avoid harsh chemicals or soaking the straw. It is traditional to "air out" the mats periodically by standing them up in a well-ventilated area to release absorbed moisture and keep the tatami flooring fresh.
Do you sell tatami mats for sleeping?
Yes. While they make excellent flooring, many customers use a tatami mat for sleeping as a base under a shikibuton (Japanese mattress). The mat provides firm spinal support and allows airflow under the mattress, preventing mold and mildew.
What is the difference between a tatami mat and a goza mat?
A tatami mat has a thick core (usually 2 inches) made of compressed straw, acting as a structural floor or bed base. A goza mat is a thin top layer (the rush grass only) used like a rug or beach mat. This collection focuses on structural tatami mats and platforms that provide genuine support.
Can I create a full tatami room with your products?
Absolutely. We offer various sizes, including queen tatami mats, king size tatami mats, and modular floor kits that allow you to cover an entire room. You can arrange them in a traditional pattern to create a dedicated tatami room for yoga, tea, or sleeping.
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