Gotland Large Round Placemat Materials
Each Nina D placemat is individually handmade in Britain using carefully selected, sustainable materials.
• Sustainably sourced eucalyptus board with 0.5cm thickness
• Heat resistant up to 140°C with a smooth melamine gloss finish
• Scratch resistant and hard wearing surface
• Non-slip cork backing protecting your table surface
Gotland Large Round Placemat Size
31cm diameter x 0.5cm thick
12.5 inches diameter
A beautifully proportioned round placemat, designed to sit beneath your plate while allowing a generous border of the artwork to remain visible. The round shape creates an elegant frame for your table setting.
Weight Per Placemat
307g
Care
Wipe clean with a damp cloth only.
Please do not place in the dishwasher.
Backorders
Please contact Nina via email nina@nina-d.co.uk for up-to-date lead times if this product is low in stock or currently unavailable.
The Gotland Collection
Discover matching pieces from the Gotland collection:
• Round serving trays
• Rectangular serving trays
• Drink coasters
Each Gotland placemat is sold individually, allowing you to mix and match pieces to create your own unique Scandinavian-inspired table setting.
Handmade Quality
Our designs are meticulously hand illustrated by Nina using her signature two-dimensional layering technique. Each design is named after a person or place close to her heart back home in Sweden, inspired by her personal upbringing and family traditions.
The Gotland placemat is individually cut, pressed and laminated by hand in Britain, creating a beautiful piece of functional art designed for everyday living.
Gift Wrapping
Every Nina D order arrives beautifully gift wrapped free of charge with satin finish tissue paper, bespoke Nina D ribbon, a handwritten note and a leaflet sharing the inspiration behind the design.
Orders are carefully packaged using environmentally friendly corrugated card and cardboard packaging for extra protection.
Orders are dispatched within 1–2 working days.
Design Inspiration – Gotland
Gotland is Sweden’s largest island in the Baltic Sea, a place where Nina’s grandparents lived and where she spent many treasured childhood holidays.
The island is famous for its distinctive limestone rock formations, known locally as Rauks. These natural sculptures have been shaped by the sea and wind over thousands of years, creating unique silhouettes along the coastline.
Nina’s original watercolour illustration represents Kaffepannan (“The Coffee Pot”), one of these remarkable formations. The artwork celebrates the beautiful natural colours, textures and timeless character of this special Swedish landscape.



















