Moth Fern Round Rug - The Last of Us Chair Mat

A ringed moth spreads its wings at the center of this The Last of Us round rug, resting on a wreath of ferns and tiny violets. The whole artwork is laid out for the circle: a cream medallion in the middle, a sage-green border of smaller moths and blossoms, and four matching stations spaced around the ring.

A circle softens a room full of right angles. It tucks under a desk chair without a corner to catch a caster, fills the empty patch beside a bed, or anchors the armchair where you wind down after a long session.

The Design: Moth, Fern and Moonlight

Think of an old botanical plate that someone tinted in soft ink and then left in a drawer for decades. The palette stays quiet on purpose: parchment cream, moss and sage greens, dusky violet, a little brass gold and charcoal. Nothing shouts. That calm is what sets this piece apart from the louder, high-contrast prints in the catalog.

Look closer and the story shows. Four wolf heads face inward from the diagonals, while guitar headstocks sit inside teardrop frames between them. A crescent moon cartouche marks the top and bottom, and a banded planet and a ringed planet flank the left and right. Every detail is mirrored, so the rug looks balanced from any side of the room. If the hushed, overgrown mood is your thing, more Last of Us rugs carry the same world in different moods.

Moth on the Floor

The round cut follows the artwork's edge, so the border wraps cleanly with no blank corners. Underfoot you get a soft plush low-pile surface that feels gentle on bare feet yet stays flat enough for a chair to glide across. A non-slip rubber backing grips hard floors such as wood, tile and laminate. When a spill or a muddy-shoe day arrives, the rug is machine washable: gentle cold cycle, then air-dry. The dye-sublimation print sets the colors into the fibers, so the fine linework of the fern fronds and moth wings stays crisp. It makes a quiet gaming room rug, but it suits a bedroom or reading corner just as well.

Sizes & Rug Level

Six diameters are available, from 80 cm (31.5″) to 180 cm (70.9″), in 80, 100, 120, 140, 160 and 180 cm. The 80 and 100 cm sizes slip under a desk as a chair mat. Beside a bed, the same sizes read as an accent rug. Choose 120 or 140 cm for a reading nook or a corner by the console. Go to 160 or 180 cm when you want a round area rug at the center of a seating area, with the moth sitting right under the coffee table.

Two levels are on offer. Standart Level is solid everyday quality for regular use. Premium Level adds a thicker, plusher pile and a more durable backing, a good pick for a busy hallway or a chair that rolls all day.

Quick Questions

Is it machine washable?

Yes. Run it on a gentle cold cycle and air-dry it, and the printed colors, which are set into the fibers, stay true across the pale cream field.

Does it slip on hard floors?

No. The rubber backing grips wood, tile and laminate, so the rug stays put when you pull a chair in and out.

Can I put it over carpet?

Yes, it lies flat over low-pile carpet. The moth medallion stays clearly visible and the border keeps its round outline.

Which size should I choose?

Pick 100 cm for a desk chair, 140 cm for a nook, and 160 to 180 cm if the moth should be the center of a seating area. Go with Premium Level if the rug will see daily chair traffic.

A Gaming Corner Statement

• Fans of the game who like a subtle nod, with moths, ferns and wolves instead of a big logo.
• Desk setups where a second layer of detail helps: pair the rug with a matching Last of Us mouse pad so the whole workspace shares one mood.
• Bedrooms and reading nooks that lean toward botanical, moonlit, vintage-style decor.
• Gift buyers shopping for someone who finished the story and still thinks about it, who can also browse the wider gaming rug range to compare other designs.