Bag End Medallion Round Rug - Lord of the Rings Chair Mat

A round green door sits in a grassy hillside, one great oak spreading overhead and sunflowers crowding the garden path. This Lord of the Rings round rug puts Bag End inside a gold-edged medallion, with the artwork laid out for the circle so the hill, the tree and the door all sit dead center. Around it, a cream field fills with ivy scrollwork, teacups, pumpkins and little red toadstools.

A circle suits this scene. It softens the straight lines of a square room, and because the layout is symmetrical it looks right from every side of the bed or armchair. Slide a smaller size under a desk and it doubles as a chair mat with a little Shire garden attached.

The Design: A Shire Garden Medallion

Everything here is drawn in the manner of an old storybook plate. The center scene shows the hobbit hole in daylight: a brass-knobbed green door, two round brick-framed windows, a wooden fence, flower beds of foxglove and sunflowers, and a stepping-stone path winding toward you. Blue sky, a few clouds and rolling hills sit behind the oak.

The border does the rest. Deep forest green carries a vine of sunflowers, white blossoms and red-capped mushrooms, while a thin gold line separates it from the cream ground. Inside, four cobalt panels burst with fireworks, a nod to the big party, and smaller motifs repeat in a ring: a steaming teapot, pipe smoke curling upward, foaming wooden mugs, beehives, apple trees and round-door emblems at the top and bottom. It is a cozy, food-and-garden take on Middle-earth rather than a quest scene, and that sets it apart. If the Shire is your favorite corner of the story, you can browse more Lord of the Rings rugs in the same collection.

Bag End on the Floor

The surface is a soft plush low-pile that feels gentle under bare feet, and the dye-sublimation print sets the colors into the fibers, so the greens and golds are part of the rug rather than a layer on top. A non-slip rubber backing grips hard floors, which keeps the medallion centered where you put it. Care is easy too: this rug is machine washable on a gentle cold cycle, then air-dried.

Spread it out in a living room and it becomes a quiet round area rug that anchors a pair of chairs. A small one works as an accent rug by the front door. Beside a bed it makes a gentle bedroom rug with a story in it.

Sizes & Rug Level

Six diameters are available, from 80 cm (31.5″) to 180 cm (70.9″): 80, 100, 120, 140, 160 and 180 cm. Choose 80–100 cm under a desk chair or beside a bed, where the round green door still reads up close. Go 120–140 cm for a reading nook or a kids' corner, and 160–180 cm when the medallion should be the center of a seating area, with the border reaching under the furniture.

Two rug levels are offered. Standart Level is solid everyday quality. Premium Level adds a thicker, plusher pile and a more durable backing for rooms that see more use.

Quick Questions

Is it machine washable?

Yes. Run it on a gentle cold cycle and air-dry it; the print is set into the fibers, so the garden keeps its color.

Does it slip on hard floors?

It stays put. The rubber backing grips wood, tile and laminate, so the hobbit door stays centered under a chair or beside a bed.

Can I put it over carpet?

Yes, it lies flat over low-pile carpet. The deep green border gives the circle a clean edge against the floor beneath.

Which size should I choose?

Match it to the spot: 80–100 cm for a desk or bedside, 120–140 cm for a nook, 160–180 cm for a living room. The larger the circle, the more of the ivy scrollwork you see around the hill.

A Shire Corner Statement

• Fans of the books and films who love the homey side of Middle-earth more than the battlefields.
• Movie marathon households, where the extended editions never quite end and the wider movie and pop culture rugs are a click away for the rest of the shelf.
• Desk setups and gaming corners, where you can pair the rug with Lord of the Rings mouse pads so the Shire follows you to the keyboard.
• A gift for someone who rereads the trilogy every autumn, or who keeps a garden full of sunflowers.