Showing posts with label dollhouse. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dollhouse. Show all posts
Tuesday, July 23, 2013
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Thursday, March 31, 2011
Antique Dollhouses made from wood.
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Reblogged from Antique Daisy:
Reblogged from Man Make Home
Remaing pictures (below) reblogged from Hiccupings:
Monday, February 14, 2011
Toy Fair Find: Contemporary, well designed dollhouses by brinca dada
Today, at the 2011 International Toy Fair I came across these beautiful dollhouses, and met their creators. They houses are quite remarkable in person. They not only look great, but they open up so children (or adults) can play with them. The interiors are nicely furnished with modern, sleek looking pieces.
On their site they say they wanted to produce a product that combined their passions for architecture and toys. They also say something that makes a lot of sense to me: "We are a team of people who believe that toys don't have to be noisy or flashy to be exciting. But toys shouldn't be marked "For Display Only" either. Toys should be beautiful and fun."
You can see more on their website: brinca dada.
On their site they say they wanted to produce a product that combined their passions for architecture and toys. They also say something that makes a lot of sense to me: "We are a team of people who believe that toys don't have to be noisy or flashy to be exciting. But toys shouldn't be marked "For Display Only" either. Toys should be beautiful and fun."
You can see more on their website: brinca dada.
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From the brinca dada site:
From the brinca dada site:
From the 2011 Toy Fair (photgraphs by Tom Casesa):
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