Price Medallion Round Rug - Call of Duty Chair Mat

Captain Price stands at the center of this Call of Duty round rug, boonie hat on, mustache bristling, scarf pulled up at his throat, with a pale mountain ridge fading out behind him. Everything around him is laid out for the circle: a cream medallion, two laurel branches and a ring of olive-and-bronze panels that wraps all the way to the edge.

A circle does something a rectangle cannot in a room full of right angles. It softens the corners, gives a desk chair a clear place to swivel, and tucks into a den or bedroom without fighting the furniture. The captain faces you from any side of the room.

The Design: Field Briefing Damask

The look borrows from heirloom carpets, with damask scrollwork, leafy vines and a clear central panel, and then fills that frame with field gear. Four winged blade emblems sit on dark panels at the compass points. Between them you will find boonie hats, crossed blades, binoculars, parachutes and handheld radios, each in its own cream or charcoal frame. Two compass roses flank the captain's shoulders. Color stays disciplined: moss and olive drab, khaki, parchment cream, and a thread of aged bronze that catches the light on the laurel leaves. It reads like a campaign banner rather than a poster, which is what sets it apart from the usual full-bleed character art. Anyone building a set can browse other Call of Duty rugs from the same line.

Price on the Floor

The round cut leaves no corners to curl, and the medallion stays centered whichever way you walk in. Underfoot you get a soft plush, low-pile surface that feels good in socks and still lets a chair glide. A non-slip rubber backing grips hard floors, so the artwork stays put on wood, tile or laminate. Care is simple, because the rug is machine washable on a gentle cold cycle, then air-dried. The print is dye-sublimation, so the colors are set into the fibers instead of sitting on top, and those deep olive greens hold their depth wash after wash.

Under a desk chair, it works as a chair mat with far more character than a clear plastic sheet. Go bigger and it becomes a round area rug for a den or bedroom. Used as a gaming room rug, it gives the whole setup an anchor. Smaller sizes make a handy accent rug beside a bed or a bookshelf. Gamers still fine-tuning the space can look through the wider gaming rug collection for more ideas.

Sizes & Rug Level

Six diameters are available: 80 cm (31.5″), 100 cm (39.4″), 120 cm (47.2″), 140 cm (55.1″), 160 cm (63″) and 180 cm (70.9″). The 80 and 100 cm sizes suit the space under a desk chair or beside a bed, where the captain's portrait stays easy to see. At 120 or 140 cm the border panels have room to breathe in a reading nook or a console corner. The 160 and 180 cm sizes can serve as the center of a seating area, with the full ring of emblems visible from the sofa.

Two levels are offered. Standart Level is solid everyday quality for regular use. Premium Level has a thicker, plusher pile and a more durable backing, a good pick for a spot where a chair moves daily.

Quick Questions

Is it machine washable?

Yes. Use a gentle cold cycle and let it air-dry, and the olive and bronze tones stay rich because the print is set into the fibers.

Does it slip on hard floors?

No. The rubber backing grips wood, tile and laminate, so the medallion stays centered even when a chair rolls across the edge.

Can I put it over carpet?

Yes, it lies flat over low-pile carpet. The round shape and the border ring still read clearly against the floor beneath.

Which size should I choose?

Pick 80 to 100 cm for a desk chair or bedside, 120 to 140 cm for a nook, and 160 to 180 cm if you want the full medallion to anchor a room.

A Gaming Den Statement

• Call of Duty fans who want the captain on the floor instead of another poster on the wall.
• A desk setup that needs a bold anchor, ideally paired with matching Call of Duty mouse pads so the whole station feels like one set.
• A bedroom or den with olive, khaki and cream tones that already lean military-heritage.
• A gift for a longtime player who has followed the series through every season.