Radiant Dire Medallion Round Rug - Dota 2 Chair Mat

This Dota 2 round rug splits a circle right down the middle: green ivy and pale stone on the Radiant side, crimson leaves and dark towers on the Dire side. The torn red crest sits dead center on a charcoal cartouche, and the whole medallion is laid out for the circle, with a ring of crystal roundels running around the rim.

A round shape reads differently from a rectangle on the floor. It softens the hard corners of a desk setup, anchors the side of a bed and fills the empty spot in front of an armchair. Here, the two colored halves catch the eye from across a room, so a gaming corner is the natural home.

The Design: Two Halves, One Crest

Most Dota 2 art leans on heroes and battle scenes. This piece goes the other way and treats the game's crest like a carved heirloom. The palette is split cleanly, with deep forest green and ivory on the left, oxblood and charcoal on the right, and the rust-red logo where the two meet. Painted ivy winds through the green half around white towers and a compass-style sunburst. Across the divide, maple-like leaves surround darker towers and a three-pronged trident.

Cream filigree frames the center like the border of an old manuscript. The finish has the look of aged parchment, with soft ink edges and a lightly worn texture. Nothing shouts. It suits players who love the lore side of the game more than the hero roster. Collectors building a matching shelf can browse the wider Dota 2 rug lineup for other takes on the world.

Radiant Dire Medallion on the Floor

The cut is a true circle, so there are no corners to curl or catch a foot. The surface is a soft plush low-pile that feels gentle underfoot, and the dye-sublimation print sets the colors into the fibers instead of leaving them on top. Underneath, a non-slip rubber backing grips hard floors like laminate, tile and wood. Spills and dust are no drama, because the rug is machine washable on a gentle cold cycle, then air-dried.

Tucked under a desk, it works as a chair mat for your swivel seat and marks out your spot. In the 80 and 100 cm sizes it also serves as an accent rug beside a bed or a shelf. In a dedicated den, it becomes a gaming room rug that looks like part of the decor. Go up to 160 cm and it turns into a round area rug for the middle of a seating space.

Finish the setup with a matching Dota 2 mouse pad on the desk above, so the floor and the work surface tell the same story.

Sizes & Rug Level

Six diameters run from 80 cm (31.5″) to 180 cm (70.9″): 80, 100, 120, 140, 160 and 180 cm. The 80 and 100 cm sizes suit the floor under a desk chair or beside a bed. At 120 and 140 cm the crest fills a reading nook or a gaming corner with room for a beanbag. The 160 and 180 cm sizes anchor a seating area, where the split palette reads as a proper centerpiece.

Two levels are available. Standart Level is solid everyday quality for daily use. Premium Level adds a thicker, plusher pile and a more durable backing for heavy traffic spots.

Quick Questions

Is it machine washable?

Yes. Use a gentle cold cycle and let it air-dry. The deep reds of the Dire side and the greens of the Radiant side are set into the fibers by the print process.

Does it slip on hard floors?

No. The rubber backing grips wood, tile and laminate, so the circle stays where you place it under a desk or beside a bed.

Can I put it over carpet?

Yes, it lies flat over low-pile carpet. That makes it a handy way to mark out a gaming spot in a carpeted room.

Which size should I choose?

For a desk chair, pick 100 or 120 cm so the full crest stays visible around the seat. Choose 160 cm or larger if you want both halves of the medallion to read from across the room.

A Gaming Room Statement

• Dota 2 players who want a nod to the lore, the Radiant and Dire sides, instead of another hero portrait.
• Streamers and desk-setup builders after a defined spot on the floor, with more ideas in the gaming rug collection.
• A teen's bedroom where green and oxblood sit well against dark wood and neutral walls.
• A gift for the friend who has logged thousands of hours on the same map and still queues up for one more match.