Once your dollhouse is assembled and painted, with wallpaper and furnishings, you may notice that it still feels a minute empty to you. A few beautiful, well-chosen works of art to decorate your dollhouse often goes a long way to add personality, style, and a done look to your creation.
Dollhouse Pictures
Dollhouse
There are many minute pictures that you can hang on your dollhouse walls. You can pick a join art classics to give your dollhouse a more sophisticated air. You may also want these pictures to reflect the era and style your dollhouse is emulating. For example, for a first-rate Victorian dollhouse, you can add the Mona Lisa. For a more rustic, countrified look, you can purchase a painting of American Gothic. There are also more generic pictures ready that can still set the mood of a room in your dollhouse. You can place a portrait of a normal or a lady in waiting in the library. Display a sweet photograph of a sleeping child in a nursery. Add some house portraits to the hallway. In the dining room, you can accessorize with a photograph of a bowl of flowers, or an English tea on the patio. There are pictures of gondolas in Venice or Chinese silk pictures ready that can add an exotic element to your dollhouse. If your dollhouse is a beach house, add a landscape of the seashore; if you have a lighthouse, you can hang a photograph of sailboats in harbor. Landscapes, still life paintings, portraits, and many other depictions are all available.
Another selection is to plainly buy an empty photograph frame. They are ready in every shade of wood, along with gold frames. Average dimensions are 3"H by 2 ½"W, though there are many sizes available, and there are even some circular frames. You can print your own minute photograph and frame it. You can even take a photograph of your dollhouse dolls and add it in the living room as a house portrait!
Dollhouse Busts and Statues
Displaying a bust or a statue is an immediate way to add a feeling of sophistication and culture to your dollhouse. Most dollhouse busts are ready in bronze, iron, or white marble. Most of the busts echo the Greek and Roman periods, with Hephaitos, Apollo, Hercules, Delos, Augustus, and Septimus Severus busts. There are also more generic busts, such as "Bearded Man" or "Flavian Lady". Large busts are 1 5/8" tall; small ones are 1 ¼".
In expanding to busts, there are a myriad of statues with which you can decorate your dollhouse. They come in ivory and gold as well as bronze, iron, and marble. Many of the statues are of Greek or Roman men and women. Other options comprise statues of American Indians; various dogs such as basset hounds, Labradors, and collies; angels and cherubs; soldiers; and poses such as boys playing leapfrog or a Gold Rush-era man panning for gold. Each statue has a distinct feel: some elegant, others playful, and still others historical. pick what sculptures you want based on the whole impression you want your dollhouse room to make.
Of course, if you are purchasing a bust or statue, you will need a place to display it. Columns and pedestals are ready in a huge collection of styles and materials. pick a pedestal that complements the dollhouse room and the statue.
Dollhouse Artwork
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