Tomorrow morning from 10am for approximately 2 hours, the website will be closed for maintenance. We are moving the hosting of the website to a new server. What this means is that the website should work slightly quicker for you all and it will allow the web team to make some needed upgrades and improvements on the cogs and levers that allow the website to work. We also hope that it will allow them to add more sparkle and functionality in the future.

Whilst the website is down, why not join us on facebook, twitter and even on our very own forum to talk about this great hobby!

You can still order your favourite bits and pieces, just give us a call;

From within the UK call 080 00 11 44 11

From overseas call +44 1332 912989

We’ve noticed a few of our international cousins chatting more on the forum and blogs in recent weeks and we’d like to extend a warm welcome to you, wherever you are from!

We’ve had messages from as far a field as Mexico (Hola!) and the Phillipines!

Are you one of our international visitors? Leave us a message below to let us know how you came across us and what you think of our dolls’ houses.

Our regular forum members will remember that back in October we had a strange and unusual request to help Ashlea Logan in her dissertation for her Contemporary Crafts course. Ashlea needed to contact collectors and ask them a variety of questions. She has now finished her dissertation and sent this thank you to the forum members;

”Thank you to all the people on the forum who replyed to my questionaire, it has really helped me and also I think my tutor was impressed with all the replies I got!”

Well done to all who helped Ashlea, she will find out how she got  on later in the year.

If you would like to read Ashlea’s completed dissertation, please contact us at info@dollshouse.com.

To join the dolls’ house forum you can register here.

Our wonderful polyresin Mill Cottage was designed by Mike Marsden of Yesteryear Homes, famous for his exquisite replicas of historical buildings.

Our handmade masterpiece was offered as a limited edition, and each model has its own plaque showing its individual number. This unique property proved to be extremely popular with our serious collectors.

Unique Features of Mill Cottage:

• Individually hand made and hand painted by craftsmen
• Each house is individually certified on a plaque
• Built, painted, decorated and lit inside and out
• Decorative brickwork, timber frame and stone floors
• Beamed ceilings in all rooms
• Fully lit
• Delightful cottage garden plus plants on the exterior
• Water wheel and mill stream
• Thatched roof
• Opening windows
• Inglenook fireplace in living room
• Kitchen range included
• Internal doors

If you are lucky enough to be the owner of a Mill Cottage, congratulations, you are the owner of a little piece of dolls’ house history. We would love to see your pictures on the ‘Home Sweet Home’ area of our dolls’ house forum.