FiberLok produces a line of products known as "MouseRugs," which are mouse pads designed to look like miniature versions of traditional or famous rugs and textile art.

This is an earlier rug is that contains a hole for the wired mouse.

“ Blue Monet Tile “

Claude Monet was a French Impressionist MB

Painter. He was famous for his paintings of waterlilies and other garden scenes at his home in Giverny, France.

This original MouseRug design was inspired by the kitchen in Monet's House. Claude Monet and Madame Alice Hoschede and their 8 children moved to Giverny in April, 1883 Where they lived until his death in 1926.

Monet's kitchen, one of the first rooms to be remodeled, was considered a "sacrosanct spot"

". The walls and ceiling were painted a blue to match the blue Rouen tiles which were on the entire wall behind an enormous stove, as well as around the windows and behind the sink. Wonderful meals cooked there were served in his cadmium yellow dining room promptly at 11:30am. (Monet didn't have people for Dinner as he rose at 5am and painted until lunch and then from 2pm to 7pm and then retired at 9:30.) The many patterned tiles contrasted the solid yellow walls and offset the copper tiled floor. The center part of Ms. Wylde's design was inspired by typical French fabric of the