The Miniature House Kit
$102.95
Push out laser-cut wood, paper and fabric parts to build a miniature scene with tiny furniture, shelving and a warm LED light. Instructions are included, while you supply the batteries and craft glue.
Expected delivery Tue, Nov 3 to Mon, Nov 9
- Free shipping over $49
- 30-day returns
Shipping and returns
Free shipping over $49. Arrives in 6-11 days. Shipping times and costs per country
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Specifications
- Materials
- Wood, paper, fabric
- Assembly
- Glue needed for some parts
- Age
- 14+
- Light
- Warm LED light
- You add
- Batteries
- In the box
- Laser-cut parts, LED light, instructions
What this kit is
This is a miniature house kit you build yourself, piece by piece. The parts arrive laser-cut, so you push them out and fit them together. Some joints press tight on their own. Other parts need glue, so keep a bottle on your work table. The finished build is a small room or shop front with furniture, shelving, and small details made from wood, paper, and fabric.
A warm LED light comes in the box. It gives the finished room a soft glow, like a lamp left on in a quiet shop window. You supply the batteries.
What comes in the box
- Laser-cut parts
- LED light
- Instructions
You add glue for some parts and batteries for the light.
Pick your style
There are 16 styles to choose from. Each one is a different room or shop with its own furniture and mood.
| Style | What it looks like |
|---|---|
| Chocolatier shop | A small candy kitchen with counters and display shelves |
| Sweet tale cafe | A cozy cafe table setting with treats on display |
| Beatrice atelier | A dressmaker's workroom with fabric and tools |
| Sakura noodles shop | A noodle counter under blossom branches |
| Moon magic | A dim, mystical room with celestial details |
| Revolving food house | A food stall with a turning display |
| Coffee time | A coffee bar with cups, beans, and a counter |
| Yummy candy | A bright sweet shop full of jars and bins |
| Artisan jewels | A jeweler's bench with small cases and trays |
| Corner of happiness desk | A tidy study desk with books and a lamp |
| Corner of happiness kitchen | A home kitchen with cabinets and cookware |
| Corner of garden | A green outdoor corner with plants and a bench |
| Corner of happiness living room | A sofa, rug, and side table in a small room |
| Corner of happiness bedroom | A bed, nightstand, and soft textiles |
| Peaceful moment | A quiet reading nook with a chair and shelf |
| Dessert time | A bakery case with cakes and pastries |
Styles are chosen at checkout. If you want a matching pair, the corner of happiness rooms share a similar scale and look good side by side on a shelf.
How to build it
Set aside a few evenings. Most builders finish in a handful of sessions, working in order through the instructions.
- Sort the laser-cut sheets by letter or number if the instructions label them.
- Push out the parts for one step at a time. Keep the rest on the sheet so nothing gets lost.
- Dry-fit before gluing. If a joint is tight, sand the tab a little.
- Glue only the parts that need it. A thin bead is enough. Wipe away extra glue before it sets.
- Run the LED wire before you close up walls or ceilings. It is much harder to thread later.
- Add the fabric and paper details last, once the frame is solid.
Work on a tray or a mat. Small parts roll, and a tray keeps them in one place.
Where to put it
These kits suit a bookshelf, a desk, or a mantel. The warm LED light makes them read well in the evening. They also work as a gift for a reader, a crafter, or anyone who likes small, detailed things.
If you plan to display it on a shelf, leave a little space behind it for the light wire and the battery pack.
Care and handling
Dust with a soft brush or a dry cloth. Do not wipe with a wet cloth, since paper and fabric parts can warp or stain. Keep the build out of direct sun so colors hold. If you move it, lift from the base, not the roof or walls. Store spare parts in a small bag in case a piece comes loose later.
This kit is for ages 14 and up. The small parts are not food, so keep them away from anyone who might put them in their mouth.
Questions
Does this miniature house kit need glue?
Yes, some parts need glue. Other joints press together on their own. Keep a craft glue on hand before you start.
What is included in the box?
You get laser-cut parts, a warm LED light, and instructions. You add batteries and glue for some parts.
What age is this kit for?
It is rated for ages 14 and up. The parts are small, so it is not a project for younger builders.
Can I pick a different style?
Yes. There are 16 styles, from a chocolatier shop to a corner of happiness bedroom. Choose your style at checkout.
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