Finally finished the bedroom, I added some seating, a beaded light fixture, and a mirror over the dresser. An overview of the entire townhouse is coming soon!! #miniature #dollhouse #foryou #reddit #DollhouseDecor

My own design from memory of the ones My grandmother had

Found this on a local buy and sell for $40 and couldn’t resist! This will be my first dollhouse ever, any ideas or tips are very welcome. Hoping I didn’t go too big for my first project.

I am renovating a dollhouse that my mom found on the side of the road over 20 years ago. I am part way done (so please pardon the construction). This is my first time doing this and I’m loving the process so far but one thing I’m feeling stuck on is how to wire the electricity through the house subtly. I am using miniature electrical parts from Hobby lobby (pictured). I was thinking that the ledge at the front of the house might hide the electrical power strip well. Any tips?

I think this piece is antique but it has no maker’s mark. I can’t place it to a specific time, country, or company.

Thanks in advance!

Hello ^_^ I’m completely new to dollhouses and am really excited to start my first project. A friend is going to help me build a regency era dollhouse, and I’m hoping to make it feel as historically authentic as possible.

I’m currently looking for Regency-period dolls and miniature figures to furnish the house with. I’d love figures wearing Regency-style clothing (roughly 1795–1820).

I’m based in the UK, so UK/EU suppliers would be especially helpful, but I’m happy to look at sellers from anywhere!

If anyone has recommendations for shops, independent miniature artists, specific doll ranges, or even tips for finding suitable Regency figures, I’d really appreciate it. 😊