As you know, I am the father of three children. Three children who have not had much interest in dollhouses, even though they had one. Three children who at some point in their childhood we offered the possibility of buying some Sylvanian family (I love them), and preferred something else. That's why I usually say that I would have loved to have a girl, because of having, perhaps (that you know), more likely that she would have liked something like that.
And I do not know why, perhaps because they are made of wood and remind me of my childhood, but I really like dollhouses as a toy for boys and girls, not only because they can develop the symbolic game, but because we can Play with them also to invent a thousand everyday stories.
Therefore, when I discovered the work of several people with incredible hands, I could not resist showing it to you: they are the dollhouses that every child (and adult) would want to have.
As fresh out of a furniture catalog
As we read in Babyology, it is the work of women who spend part of their time creating such precious and perfect things that make their creations and assemblies seem out of a furniture catalog.
A shared publication of Whimsy Woods Designs. (@whimsy_woods) on Feb 18, 2017 at 9:08 PST
In addition to a full bathroom, you can also see a dining room with a detail that I loved, because in my house we value it as a possible solution: two chairs on one side and a bench on the other so that children have enough space.
A shared publication of Whimsy Woods Designs. (@whimsy_woods) on Feb 14, 2017 at 11:33 PST
And what about this fully equipped kitchen next? If you even have the kitchen robot and family photos:
A shared publication of Whimsy Woods Designs. (@whimsy_woods) on Feb 14, 2017 at 6:26 AM PST
Or this study room with its desk for two people, which has no waste:
A shared post by Julia Valka (@minimoderndesigns) on Feb 1, 2017 at 8:55 AM PST
I leave you with some more. Surely you like them as much as I do. Or am I wrong?
A shared post by Julia Valka (@minimoderndesigns) on Jan 7, 2017 at 7:32 AM PST
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A shared publication of L O L A + F O X (@ lola.and.fox) on Jul 4, 2016 at 11:04 PDT
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Incredible, right? The only problem I see is that they are so beautiful that it would be scary for children to play with them, because of what they could break them. What do you think?
