Children’s play mats
Thick, protective, non-toxic and eco-friendly, our reversible baby play mats are both stylish and practical, designed by a children’s book illustrator and two Indigenous artists for a uniquely Australian experience.
Cabanamate beach mats
The only beach mat designed to move with your shade. Engineered with a unique adjustable slit, crafted from recycled materials, padded for comfort, and featuring unique sand packets as well as peg loops.
Children’s wall decals
Removable, reusable kids’ wall decals to inspire their play. Some designs match our play mats, and others feature fairies, mermaids, dinosaurs, or outer space!
$20 to $47 off EOFY sale
Children’s play mats
Thick, protective, non-toxic and eco-friendly, our reversible baby play mats are both stylish and practical, designed by a children’s book illustrator and two Indigenous artists for a uniquely Australian experience.
$20 to $31 off EOFY sale
Cabanamate beach mats
The only beach mat designed to move with your shade. Engineered with a unique adjustable slit, crafted from recycled materials, padded for comfort, and featuring unique sand packets as well as peg loops.
40% off EOFY sale
Children’s wall decals
Removable, reusable kids’ wall decals to inspire their play. Some designs match our play mats, and others feature fairies, mermaids, dinosaurs, or outer space!
What’s so special about our baby play mats?
Eco-friendly and biodegradable
Certified
non-toxic
Easy, clean and waterproof
Extra thick and protective
Australian-owned and designed
Family owned business
Our play mats offer an ideal way to connect with your baby and complement your home decor.
We’ve moved beyond garish primary colours and boring geometric shapes to create outstanding playmats that encourage play, exploration and imagination while enhancing your home’s style and visual appeal.
Reversible,
super-soft play mats
Children’s side
Designed by an Australian children’s book illustrator
Vibrant, hand-drawn watercolour illustrations
Engaging designs that foster imagination and encourage parent-child play
Family side
Intricately designed rug style
Unique Indigenous artwork created by Leah and Sherri Cummins (Bunya Designs & Mayi Bunyanna)
Cabanamate- freedom to follow the shade
Traditional mats with fixed umbrella holes leave you stuck in one spot, even as the sun moves. Cabanamate changes that.
Designed with a smart, world-wide patent pending two-way zippered slit, Cabanamate moves with your shade, so you stay cool and comfortable all day long.
Fully opening outer zip
Machine washable
Corner sand pockets & peg loops
Integrated carry strap
Padded for comfort
Water & sand resistant
The most versatile play mat you’ll ever own
Rockabye River play mats are so much better than a carpet, rug or cheap alternative. We’ve known families to keep them for years, long after their kids had stopped playing on the floor, because they’re so stylish and practical.
Luxe padding for ultimate safety and comfort
Easily wiped down and disinfected
Ideal for babies with allergies or sensitive skin
Repels dirt
Repels dust
Repels pet hair
Green Wildflowers / Outback
Like to get even
more creative?
Choose some matching or complementary wall decals to stimulate your child’s imagination and creativity.
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Behind the art of our Indigenous designs
Sitting On Country
This Indigenous piece is inspired by the women, men, girls, and boys coming together sitting on country.
The circles that are Indigenous meeting rings and the symbols that sit outside the circles are people, they sit together sharing stories of our people and speaking of dreams for the future.
The hills that surround them provide shelter, the dots are our ancestors that surround the meeting giving guidance and wisdom.
I want to share this piece with love and harmony.
BY LEAH CUMMINS | BUNYA DESIGNS
Our Journey Home
Our journey home is a piece inspired by our many journeys home. The hills represent different places that we have lived during our life, the river is the connections to the Indigenous lands and gives us nourishment while travelling.
The Indigenous symbol represents a person, these people sitting around in a circle are those that we have met with along our journeys.
We sit, we yarn and we are connected. The people we meet along all our journeys lave a memory, these memories are each circle and dot.