If you are keen on keeping your child engrossed in a meaningful activity, you should consider one of the most popular worldwide passions - dolls’ houses.
Indeed, traditional dolls’ houses serve as the perfect means of encouraging your child’s creativity. We recommend that you introduce them to this magical mini-world, full of colourful and charming characters, especially and meticulously made for those little hands and imaginative brains to hold and play. They are a replica of an actual house – ideal for children who love imitating real life domestic scenes when they play.

It is great to watch your children as they use their creativity and imagination to design every room. Let every corner of their customised doll’s house be an extension of their imagination.

Little girls will be delighted with the range of kitchen accessories on offer. Perhaps she would want to get herself a food mixer, a kettle or food from the assorted items that the Dolls House Emporium has in store. Scrumptious desserts, pies, pastries, cookies and candies, fruits, vegetables, meat and fish will fill up any little kitchen and make it a place your little girl will want to be around all the time.

If you are designing your dolls’ house dining room, perhaps you would be drawn to the delicate dining sets in miniature china. There are many different designs available, almost as many as in real life such as alluring pink and blue serving sets with cute roses or delicate china sets with more modern embossing.

Once you are done picking out your dining sets, many other pieces await your selection. The detailing in every spoon and fork from the cutlery array will make you gasp in awe. Silver–toned, slim handled forks and spoons fit for a princess, striking lace trimmed trays, elaborately designed gold rimmed biscuit jars and to top it all an ostentatious gong to beckon ‘milady’ for her meals.

If you are looking to do your dining room in a theme like an Edwardian or Georgian or if you merely want to dress it up for Christmas, you will find fully assembled sets too. The mahogany carved dining chairs, side tables, show cupboards with charming detailed lampshades, elaborate picture frames and mirrors will go well with your settings. Chocolates, flowers, vases, cakes and candle stands give your house a complete feel for that era or style.

One of the most fun rooms to design and decorate in either your own house or in a dolls’ house is a nursery. Simply imagine a dolls’ house having its own nursery with incredibly cute accessories - a pram, powder puffs, buggies, pampers bathtubs and numerous toys, trinket holders and even a floral potty. If your little one is looking to do up the nursery of her dolls’ house, she could go in for any pre-assembled sets. A Sleeping Beauty nursery, a Little Bo-Peep nursery or perhaps a Miss Muffet Nursery anything that suits her fantasy.

Also the collection of dolls with their range of clothes and shoes will bring a sparkle to your little girl’s eyes. Little girls are always on the lookout for doll clothes that resemble their own styles. You can find assorted styles that can be worn in all kinds of weather, party clothes with flounces or straps or some cool night wear too.

Once she is done choosing the clothes, she will be delighted with the dainty perfume bottles on an elegant mirror tray, pretty satin baskets with toiletries and towels or perhaps a pampering set for the bathrooms or boudoir.

Having said that, it is just as much fun to design a dolls’ house nursery for yourself, whether you’re looking to have a Victorian nursery or Edwardian, there is an endless choice of accessories.

A contemporary dolls’ house will entice and enhance your child’s imagination. It’s an amazing plaything! If you go through the relevant web pages, which include descriptions and images of this charming, imaginative product, you will realise that it features elements like colourful partitions & walls, skylight roofing, a movable stairwell, etc.

A small size, cute dolls’ house is perfect for your child’s room. It’s a perfect product for a growing child and also for group play; as it makes a great learning toy. Your little ones will be encouraged to be creative, thus developing their imagination.
Your child can customise the miniature home the way he/she likes. You will see his/her creativity indeed blossom while recreating a familiar or imaginary realm.

You can add other accessories to it like a playground set or toy cars. The imaginative ways to play are endless with a contemporary dolls’ house! It makes a unique, wonderful gift for a growing child!

Let’s look at the history of dolls’ houses by rewinding the clock! The first recorded and authentic evidence of a dolls’ house is from the year 1558 when Bavaria’s Albrecht V, Duke ordered a beautiful house to be built for his beloved daughter. It was four stories, complete with cowsheds and a lovely garden.

When the Duke first looked at it, he was extremely pleased. In fact, he was so fascinated by it that he even forgot the fact that the dolls’ house was supposed to be a present for his daughter. The dazzled Duke decided to keep it for himself. Presumably, his daughter was never allowed to play with the precious object.

Sadly, the original house no longer exists. It is said to have been gutted in a fire in the 1670s. However, other miniatures have been found that pre-date this historic dolls’ house as well as its contents though it is disputed whether they were actually items used in religious ceremonies or toys.