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Yesterday we asked Dolls House Emporium facebook fans if they had ever fallen onto their dolls’ house – and how it happened! (more…)

Yet more evidence of the worldwide appeal of dolls’ houses comes from Taiwan in East Asia.  In the capital city of Taipei can be found the Miniature Museum of Taiwan, the first of its kind in Asia.  The Museum boasts over 200 life-like miniatures built to a scale of 1:12 and the collection even includes a miniature Buckingham Palace which took three years to complete.

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We know how many of you enjoy visiting dolls’ house fairs that are regularly held at venues around the country.  It’s always worth sharing your thoughts with fellow enthusiasts via the forum  and facebook, as well as alerting others to upcoming fairs that they might be interested in.  We know, for example, that there is a fair at York racecourse on Sunday 5^th June 2011 which you might want to check out if you live nearby.  Of course, if it’s fabulous products you’re looking for, then you only have to check out the hundreds of accessories, furniture and so much more on the main website.

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

Social Media. Two not very big words which mean a whole world of interest on the internet. Some of you will know that The Dolls House Emporium now has a fan page on Facebook and that we also ‘tweet’ a couple of times a day on Twitter.  Both these sites allow us to converse with you, our customer, in a way we haven’t been able to before. Rather than us (and most other retailers) in the past saying ‘Here’s what we’ve got, come and buy it’, you are now in a position to say ‘Actually can you do it like this, deliver it on Friday and what if it doesn’t fit after all?’ and we can react accordingly.

This is awesome.

The possibilities for these mediums to allow a better relationship between all customers and all companies are unprecedented. Eventually I believe it will lead to much greater consumer power and for the good companies out there, that won’t be a problem.

It’s going to be a very interesting journey along the way, I am sure it will be fraught with danger and excitement. So become a fan and/or a follower, engage with us, talk to us, we’re listening! I hope many more of you will join us!