Lord of the Rings Barad-dur Statue, 19 cm

Other villains build themselves a cozy little house with a garden, a patio, and maybe a small pool. Sauron erects a gigantic black tower in the middle of a volcanic wasteland and places a burning eye on the roof. A matter of taste.

Welcome to Barad-dûr, the Dark Tower of Mordor and the primary residence of a megalomaniacal tyrant whose concept of interior design presumably consists exclusively of lava, skulls, and menacing background music.

This is where Sauron, the personification of evil from *The Lord of the Rings*, sits and watches over Middle-earth with his all-seeing eye. Around the clock. Without a break. Without a vacation.

A total control freak. He’d probably even check to see if his orcs are hanging the toilet paper roll the right way.

With this high-quality Barad-dûr statue from Weta Workshop, you can bring Sauron’s sinister headquarters right into your home. The highly detailed polystone replica measures approximately 11 × 19 × 14 cm and impressively captures the menacing architecture of the legendary tower from Peter Jackson’s *The Lord of the Rings* film trilogy.

Perfect for Lord of the Rings fans, Middle-earth collectors, and anyone who feels that an ordinary single-family home simply doesn’t exude enough world domination.

Barad-dûr: Impressive architecture, a spectacular view, and a landlord who literally never takes his eyes off you.

The only downside: The neighborhood consists mainly of orcs, the yard is a volcanic death zone, and the nearest shopping area is probably beyond Mount Doom.

On the plus side, you’re guaranteed no complaints about noise disturbances at night. Anyone who complains gets promoted to a Nazgûl.

And if you place the statue next to Minas Tirith: Please keep some distance.

We don’t want to spark another real estate dispute that lasts three movies.