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Retro Desk Mat 70s Perspective Tunnel Vision

Price range: $34.95 through $49.95

A retro desk mat featuring a perspective tunnel of nested rectangles receding in warm 70s colour, drawn from retro op-art and vintage-graphic traditions. Designed for lovers of bold vintage design who want a dynamic surface on their desk. Printed in North America on premium neoprene with anti-slip rubber backing.

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Free shipping · CA & US Premium neoprene Anti-slip base
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Will it fit your desk?

Standard
12 × 18 in · mouse + keyboard
Large
12 × 22 in · roomy setup
Extended
16 × 32 in · full desk
Materials
Top: premium printed neoprene · Base: textured anti-slip rubber · Edge: stitched. Printed & finished in North America.
Care
Spot-clean with mild soap and water, air-dry flat. Avoid machine washing and direct heat.
Shipping & returns
Free shipping across Canada and the US, printed and dispatched from North America. Easy returns — see our returns policy.

About this design

This retro desk mat pulls a series of nested rectangles into a deep perspective tunnel, each frame a band of orange, teal, pink or cream so the surface seems to recede toward a far centre. It’s retro op-art — warm, dimensional and quietly hypnotic.

On a desk it brings dynamic depth with a warm 70s palette, a bold focal surface that still feels ordered. It pairs well with wood and warm accents. Explore the full Retro Desk Mats collection for more vintage designs.


On your desk

The warm orange, teal and cream pull the eye toward the centre, so it works best as the focal point of a setup rather than a backdrop — keep the peripherals plain and let the depth do the work. On a wood-toned or mid-century desk it feels right at home, adding quiet motion to an otherwise still surface.