House of Noa’s strongest documented strength is design. The brand started by turning the humble baby play mat into something parents would be proud to leave out, and it now sells designer play mats, kitchen standing mats, bath mats and kids’ soft furniture. PureWow called its play couches so chic you’d want one even without kids, praising the curved backs and arms that set them apart from blocky competitors. House of Noa, previously known for its Little Nomad play mats, is a family-focused home goods brand. What sets it apart is design-led, wipe-clean, family-proof pieces in coordinated aesthetics. PureWow describes four looks: Coastal Blues, Cozy Romance, Organic Neutrals and Contempo Modern.
Bestsellers include the Little Nomad Play Mat (from $129), the Nama Standing Mat for kitchens (from $63, down from $79), and the Heart Ruffle Pillow ($59). The newest launch is a line of organic cotton play mats (4×4, $299) and quilts ($199). Soft furniture includes play couches, play chairs, ottomans, coffee tables, armrests and mohair blankets, with bundle savings of 15% on two items and 20% on three or more. House of Noa also sells tumbling mats, bath mats and highchair mats, and offers $30 off a first order of $250 or more for email subscribers. It describes its products as non-toxic and wipe-clean.
The honest caveat: House of Noa’s Trustpilot profile is unclaimed and has just one review, a one-star complaint. That buyer said that “in less than two years the tiles started peeling” on several families’ play mats, and that the best offer was a discount on a replacement.
✅ Design-led play mats that look like rugs
✅ Stylish kitchen standing mats from about $63
✅ Kids’ soft furniture: play couches, chairs, ottomans and coffee tables
✅ Curved, sophisticated play-couch designs, according to PureWow
✅ Coordinated aesthetics to match your home
✅ New organic cotton play mats and quilts
✅ Non-toxic and wipe-clean, according to House of Noa
✅ Tumbling, bath and highchair mats
✅ Bundle savings of 15% to 20% on soft furniture
✅ $30 off a first order of $250+ for subscribers
✅ Published safety, care and warranty pages
✅ Sale section with discounts
❌ Only one Trustpilot review (one-star), unclaimed profile
❌ Play mat tiles peeling within two years, according to that buyer
❌ Premium prices compared with basic mats
❌ Replacement offer was a discount, not a free replacement, per the reviewer
❌ Email-only support with weekday hours
❌ Organic cotton mats cost $299
❌ Limited independent durability data
We reviewed House of Noa’s Trustpilot profile (one review, unclaimed), PureWow’s coverage of its soft furniture, and House of Noa’s official product listings, pricing and policies. With so little independent feedback, we’ve weighed brand claims cautiously. GlossGirly has no commercial relationship with House of Noa that affects this verdict. Child safety note: always supervise babies on play mats, check tiles regularly for peeling or loose pieces that could be mouthed, and never let infants sleep on play couches or cushions. Follow safe sleep guidance and use a firm, flat crib mattress for sleep. Secure kitchen mats so they don’t become a trip hazard.
House of Noa began with play mats, and they remain its core product. The Little Nomad Play Mat starts at $129 and is designed to look like a rug, with patterns that blend into living rooms rather than shouting “playroom.” The brand describes its mats as non-toxic and wipe-clean, which matters for spills and messy toddlers. Its newest line adds organic cotton play mats and quilts in prints like Solstice, Patchwork, Irish Chain and Wildflower, priced at $299 for a 4×4 mat and $199 for a quilt. Durability is the main question. One buyer said tiles on several families’ mats began peeling within two years. Our advice is to follow the care guide, avoid harsh cleaners, and inspect tiles regularly.
House of Noa’s soft furniture includes play couches, chairs, ottomans and coffee tables designed to be safe for kids but stylish enough for adults. PureWow praised the curved backs and arms that distinguish them from the blocky look of many play couches, and noted kids can turn them into forts and obstacle courses. Pieces come in multiple fabrics, including bouclé, linen stripes and checkerboard, across the brand’s four aesthetics. Bundling two or more pieces saves 15% to 20%. These are best for playrooms and family rooms where you want soft, low furniture that still looks good.
Beyond kids’ products, House of Noa sells the Nama standing mat for kitchens (from $63 on sale), bath mats, tumbling mats and highchair mats. Standing mats are designed for comfort during long cooking or washing-up sessions, and the brand positions them as wipe-clean and design-led. These lower-priced items are a good way to try House of Noa’s quality before investing in larger pieces. Make sure kitchen mats lie flat to avoid trips.
House of Noa is a premium brand for its category. Play mats from $129, organic cotton mats at $299, and soft furniture bundles add up, especially compared with basic foam mats. The reviewer said his family paid about $400 for a play mat and was offered 50% off a replacement when tiles peeled, which he felt was poor value. House of Noa publishes warranty, safety and care pages, and you should read them before buying. Value depends on durability and how much you care about design. If a mat will live in a main living area and you want it to look good, House of Noa delivers on style. If you want the cheapest option, basic mats cost far less.
The brand’s bestselling play mat, designed to look like a stylish rug, in patterns like Winslow and Aspen. It’s best for living rooms and nurseries. Wipe clean with mild soap and water, inspect edges regularly, and supervise babies at all times.
A kitchen standing mat designed for comfort and easy cleaning, in patterns like Emile. It’s best for people who spend long periods at the kitchen counter or sink. Check that edges lie flat, and choose a size that fits your walkway.
A new organic cotton play mat in prints like Solstice, Patchwork, Irish Chain and Wildflower. It’s best for families who prefer natural fibers over foam. Follow the care instructions closely, since cotton handles spills differently from wipe-clean foam.
A modular soft play couch with curved backs and arms, available in several fabrics. It’s best for playrooms and family rooms. Bundle it with an ottoman or chair to save 15% to 20%. Don’t let infants sleep on it.
House of Noa’s Trustpilot profile has only one review, so there’s very little independent customer feedback. Here’s what that reviewer said, and we’ll add more quotes as reviews appear.
“The best they offered was 50% off a new $400 mat.” — Alessandro Mannino, Trustpilot reviewer (US, 1 star, Play mats)
We won’t invent or paraphrase additional quotes. PureWow’s editors offer the best independent view of the soft furniture, praising its design and kid-friendly versatility.
House of Noa is worth it for families who want play mats and soft furniture that look good in shared living spaces. Start with a lower-priced item like a standing mat, read the warranty and care guides, and inspect play mats regularly. If budget or long-term durability matters most, compare with cheaper mats or brands with more independent reviews.
Feature | House of Noa | Nugget | Gathre | Toddlekind | GelPro | Lovevery |
Specialty | Designer play mats, kitchen mats, soft furniture | Play couches | Leather and vegan leather mats | Play mats | Kitchen standing mats | Play kits and play gym |
Example price | Play mat from $129; standing mat from $63 | Check site | Check site | Check site | Check site | Check site |
Bundle savings | 15–20% on soft furniture | Check site | Check site | Check site | Check site | Check site |
Trustpilot score | 1 review (unclaimed) | Not checked | Not checked | Not checked | Not checked | Not checked |
House of Noa sells Little Nomad play mats and began by redesigning the play mat, according to the brand.
Little Nomad play mats start at $129, and organic cotton play mats cost $299.
House of Noa describes its products as non-toxic and wipe-clean, and publishes a product safety page.
Email subscribers get $30 off a first order of $250 or more, and soft furniture bundles save 15% to 20%.
No. Play couches and mats aren’t for sleep. Use a firm, flat crib mattress and follow safe sleep guidance.
House of Noa has a clear strength: it makes family products, from play mats to play couches and kitchen mats, that look good enough to leave out in your living room. PureWow’s praise for its soft furniture and the brand’s wide, coordinated range make it appealing for design-conscious parents.
The trade-offs are premium pricing, very limited independent reviews, and one reported case of play mat tiles peeling within two years with only a discount offered. Start small, read the warranty, and inspect products regularly. For style-first families, House of Noa is a cautious recommendation.
Category | Score |
Design | 9.0/10 |
Product Range | 8.5/10 |
Easy Care | 8.3/10 |
Family-Friendly Materials (Claims) | 8.0/10 |
Price & Value | 6.0/10 |
Durability | 5.5/10 |
Warranty Support | 5.0/10 |
Review Transparency | 3.5/10 |
Overall | 6.7/10 |