Step inside this Tolkien-inspired hobbit house. The library is a dream.

Once upon a time, there was a "hobbit" named Marigold who lived in a small, yet cozy, Tolkien-inspired house. The interior of her humble abode was meticulously crafted with intricate carvings and motifs modeled after the tales of Middle-earth. The first area of her house that caught one's eye was the kitchen. It was filled with an abundance of freshly harvested fruits and vegetables, crocks of butter, and jars of honey. The kitchen walls were adorned with hand-painted murals depicting fields of barley and wildflowers as well as scenes from The Shire. Marigold's prized possession was her copper cauldron that hung above the fireplace which she used to make her famous mushroom stew.

Opposite the kitchen to the left of the entrance was the living room. It was here that Marigold spent most of her evenings knitting or reading her favorite books. The room was furnished with a wooden table and a set of cushioned chairs that surrounded it. The walls were lined with wooden shelves filled with leather-bound books. The focal point of the room was the crackling fireplace that was set atop a fieldstone hearth. Marigold liked to sit on the plush rug in front of the fireplace, wrapped in one of her hand-knitted wool blankets while she read stories of Bilbo and Frodo Baggins.

Lastly, to the right of the entrance was a small alcove with a comfortable bench and a large window. It was here that Marigold did her sewing and embroidery, with the natural light coming in through the window. She had adorned the window sill with potted herbs such as rosemary and thyme. The walls of the alcove were covered in woven tapestries depicting eagles and dragons. It was the perfect spot for quiet reflection and relaxation after a long day of adventuring.

Marigold's Tolkien-inspired "hobbit" house is a home that embodies the spirit of The Shire from the books. It's warm, inviting and filled with a sense of tranquility. Each room is intricately designed to give off a sense of welcoming comfort that was unmatched elsewhere in Middle-earth or otherwise!