Oak, Maple, Unfinished, Green And More Dollhouse Designs

Oak Material with Dollhouses

Oaks defining quality comes from its grain, and makes dollhouse furniture appear more realistic. It has a lighter color that you will find coordinates with many classical or traditional dollhouses. Oak is a great choice for living room furniture as the wood beautifully accents the fabric pieces. In any case oak will fit with any type of style, and can even be seen as an offset to other types of wood.

Using Maple with Dollhouse Furniture

Maple is a lighter wood that often comes with a whiter hue, but can range even into a light brown. Maple is one of the tougher woods, chosen for its durability and stress intake, it will often be showcased on basketball courts. In fact maple wood in regards to dollhouse furniture kits is probably one of the most scratch resistant that you will find on the market. Maple also works well with any type of dollhouse style or design.

Unfinished Furniture for Dollhouses

If you found building your own dollhouse to be a fulfilling and liberating experience, consider purchasing furniture kits or unfinished furniture. Unfinished furniture items are already assembled but can be decorated in any way you want; they are quite sturdy. Unfinished furniture items are already assembled, but you can design them to look any way you want.

Dollhouse Green Furniture

Have you ever thought of using green for your dollhouse furniture? A great reason for choosing green dollhouse furniture is that it adds variety and mixture that not only stands out, but helps other pieces and designs look unique. We have found that it is the quirky pieces of furniture that we have loved the most, and green as quirky as it may be can really add to your dollhouse experience.

Pecan Material for Dollhouses

Pecans anyone? Seriously the wood is fit for dollhouse furniture. Pecan is a very popular option for dollhouse furniture today. The hue is a lighter color than that of oak and when you rate wood density it actually falls on the harder side than oak and most other woods. You will also see a growth in the use of pecan wood in modern furniture, flooring, and pretty much anything that needs to look beautiful under a lot of strain. Pecan pieces go very well with a traditional, modern, or colonial dollhouse kit.

Dollhouse Laundry and Sewing Rooms

One place that brings a lot of notice in your dollhouse is a laundry or sewing room. Sewing rooms give a quaint, old-fashioned feel to your dollhouse, while laundry rooms are usually indicative of a more modern time. Each room needs just a couple accessories, like a thread box or an ironing board, to draw the admiration of any onlookers

Is Inch Scale the right size for my dollhouse?

Dollhouse scales are a way for you to know that the furniture you are buying will fit your dollhouse. On this website, all furniture is built on a 1 inch scale unless you see inch or inch in the title of the item.

Most dollhouse furniture, like most dollhouses, are built on a 1 inch scale (also known as 1:12 scale). With the 1 inch (1:12) scale, an inch of dollhouse furniture equates to a foot of real furniture. So a 2 inch tall dollhouse coffee table would look like a 2 foot tall coffee table in reality. Other scales include the half inch (1:24) and quarter inch (1:48) scales.

For example, a dollhouse tub 5 inches long is built to represent a 5 foot real tub. In other scales, such as half inch and quarter inch, less than an inch represents a foot of real furniture.