Modern dolls house versus Traditional dolls house
25 May 2011
A modern dolls house can be a great project for all ages.
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For those of you who have a creative flare, you can create a miniature model of your dream home. Modern homes are all about individuality, you can use dolls houses as a means of finding your perfect home as it is easier (not to mention cheaper) to re-decorate a dolls house as opposed to your actual home in order to create that perfect atmosphere.
Modern dolls houses
For the little ones a dolls house is a means of developing creativeness as they too can experiment with colours and textures. You may want to add quirky pieces, bright colours and stylish designs to your dolls house. Whatever you choose to do creating a modern dolls house allows you to be original. There are plenty of different dolls house accessories that will modernise your dolls house including wooden furnishing, pink bedroom furniture and stylish bathroom pieces. Modern dolls houses can be quick and easy to complete and are always a great piece to keep and pass on to future generations to show them the styles from when you were younger.
Traditional dolls houses
Traditional dolls houses are probably what most people are more familiar with. They are usually a replica of Georgian style houses. A traditional dolls house allows the user to escape to a more decadent time. Your child, or yourself, can travel back into a historic period which may even spark an interest to do some research. If it does your dolls house will become a pleasure fulfilled experience. Researching key pieces and materials will turn your traditional dolls house into a replica of a historic scene. If your child is currently learning about the Victorian ages in school a traditional dolls house would be great in aiding them to imagine life in another era, whilst improving their academic knowledge.
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