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Dollhouse Bathroom Furniture

Most dollhouse bathroom kits are pretty simple – they include a bathtub, toilet, sink, and sometimes a mirror. However, the materials used and the colors and patterns available make dollhouse bathrooms as unique as any other room. A few well-placed accessories, such as a towel cabinet or toothpaste tube and hairbrush, will go a long way in adding personality to your dollhouse bathroom.

Wire Furniture & Dollhouse

Looking for a non-traditional design for your dollhouse furniture? When traditional materials do not lend themselves to a particular piece of furniture, wire is used. In any case, you will see wire furniture designs that would be very fragile and would work superbly with wire. You will see this material in most interlocking dollhouse furniture designs.

Living room furniture

No matter how big or small your dollhouse is, a living room is an essential area to have. Because there are so many fabrics, types of materials, and styles, there is a greater variety of living room sets than almost any other dollhouse room. Be sure to look at several different options, because this room will go a long way in showing off your dollhouse style.

Understanding Dollhouse Scales: Inch Scale

Dollhouse manufacturers use scales to help make sure you are buying the correct size items for your dollhouse. In Dollhouse City, unless the furniture title indicates that it measures ½ inch or ¼ inch, the item is constructed to a 1-inch scale.

Most dollhouse furniture, like most dollhouse furniture, is built to a 1-inch scale (also known as 1:12 scale). With the 1-inch (1:12) scale, one inch of dollhouse furniture equals one foot of real furniture. For example, a 5-inch-long dollhouse tub is built to represent a real 5-foot tub. On other scales, such as a half inch and a quarter inch, less than an inch represents a foot of actual furniture.

For example, a 4-inch tall dollhouse dresser represents an actual 4-foot tall dresser. There are other scales, but they are less popular and common.

Metal in dollhouse furniture

Quality furniture doesn’t always have to be made of wood; There are many great pieces that would not be available if it weren’t for some great metal craftsmen. Take barbecues for example, I mean you dolls need some space for good old hot dogs and hamburgers, don’t you? The outside is not the only place to find metal material for a dollhouse, you will also see it in electrical work and in the laundry room.

Victorian Dollhouse Furniture

Victorian dollhouse furniture is the classic choice for your dollhouse. The Victorian era was classic in style and design, this furniture is pleasing to the eye, has rounded corners and detailed design. Victorian dollhouse furniture is clearly the top seller in dollhouse miniatures, and will continue to reign high on account of its distinctive and beautiful design.

Laundry and sewing rooms

One way to attract a lot of interest to your dollhouse is to add a laundry room or sewing room. For old-fashioned dollhouses, a sewing room will fit perfectly; In the most modern dollhouses, the laundry room is a perfect complement. Both allow you to place accessories in your home (such as a box of yarn or an ironing board) that will delight everyone who sees them.

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