The Idea
A floor worth
lying on
Who we are
One product, made properly
CloudFloor started with a simple frustration: every play mat we could find was either thin enough to photograph well or thick enough to actually cushion a fall — never both. So we made one product, properly, instead of a catalogue of compromises.
A single continuous piece of high-density foam. No interlocking tiles, no seams for crumbs or damp to hide in. A waterproof, wipe-clean cover in a calm Scandinavian palette. And a thickness — 3 cm or 5 cm — that we state plainly and you can check with a tape measure.
We're a UK company, incorporated in England and Wales, shipping worldwide.

3 cm and 5 cm
Two thicknesses, side by side
They are not "good" and "budget" — they're the same mat, built to the same bar, at two different depths.
5 cm — our headline
Most play mats on the market sit between 1 and 3.5 cm. Our 5 cm core is a genuinely cushioned floor for babies learning to roll, sit and crawl on hard flooring like parquet, tile and laminate.
3 cm — equally legitimate
Lighter and lower-profile, easier to lift, move between rooms and store — with the exact same cover, foam quality and non-slip base as the 5 cm.

The materials
What it's actually made of
A high-density CME foam core gives the mat its shape and recovery — it springs back rather than compressing flat over months of use.
The cover is a velvet-touch, fully waterproof fabric that unzips and is machine-washable at 30°C. Spills bead on the surface rather than soaking through.
A non-slip base keeps the whole mat anchored on parquet, tile and laminate, so it doesn't creep during play.

The people behind it
Meet the team
Ella Nordström
Co-founder & Design
Leads product and the Sand + Ink design language, from fabric to photography.
Daniel Okafor
Co-founder & Operations
Runs manufacturing, quality control and UK logistics.
Mia Sørensen
Customer Experience
Answers your questions before and after delivery, Monday to Friday.
As seen in
Press & recognition
Nursery Living
“The rare play mat that photographs as well as it performs.”
2025
Parenting Weekly
“A genuinely cushioned floor for babies on hard flooring — and it doesn't look like a toy.”
2025
The Home Edit
“Scandinavian restraint meets serious cushioning.”
2024