Tiny Love

One of my greatest achievements was building this dollhouse. Excuse the crude photo—it's old and I've since given it away. I was inspired to build the dollhouse because at the time I was working at the now closed Washington Dolls' House & Toy Museum in DC.
Here's my baby:

Cathleen just sent me this link to an article a woman wrote in the NY Times about her special love with her dollhouse. It's a cute article worth the read and the author includes lots of links to miniature suppliers.

To keep you inspired, here are some more images of other dollhouses I've come across:

This is Faith Bradford's dollhouse which is exhibited at the National Museum of American History. It's a blast to spend time visually going through all of the rooms.

Here's a slice of a dollhouse available through antique dealer Frederick P. Victoria & Son, Inc.

 A neoclassical-style dollhouse available through antiques dealer Hollywood at Home.

Another view.

Open—ready for you to decorate! 

A cool modern twist on the classic dollhouse—the Bennett House available here. Price is listed as TBD—that can't mean affordable!

Actually a bird house—three stories high. I don't know where this is from. I found it on my computer and probably came across it years ago. Anyway you could display this in your house as a faux dollhouse. 

And finally a dollhouse cabinet for your own little doll baby. Available here.

I'll keep searching for cool dollhouses and will post them as I find them.

Enjoy!

-Grace