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3D printed dollhouse furniture — coming soon

We are building a dollhouse workshop into DesignerX: furniture, kitchen appliances, bathroom pieces and tableware drawn from real sizes and shrunk to your scale, each shaped to print without supports. It is not open to everyone yet — create a free account and try the tools that are open today.

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Free account to save your designs · Made by 3DBuildX, Cambridge, Ontario

What is coming

Every room

Tables, chairs, sofas, beds, wardrobes, chests of drawers, bookshelves, a fridge, cooker, sink, microwave, washing machine, bathtub, toilet, lamps and rugs.

Tableware

Plates, bowls, mugs, glasses, a pot with a lid, a frying pan and cutlery.

True scale, strong parts

Sizes are real life, shrunk to 1:6, 1:12, 1:16 or 1:24; thin parts never go below the minimum wall you set.

Supportless by design

Tables print upside down, bookshelves on their back, chair backs flat with pegs; handles and spouts have 45° undersides.

Room sets

Dining room, kitchen, bedroom, living room, bathroom and tableware sets, laid out ready to print.

Get ready

  1. Create a free DesignerX account.
  2. Try the name plate, review plate, keychain and lithophane tools today.
  3. The dollhouse furniture studio will appear in the designer when it is ready.

Frequently asked questions

When will the dollhouse furniture studio be available?

We have not set a date yet. Sign up free and you will see it in DesignerX as soon as it opens.

Which scale should I choose?

1:12 is the classic dollhouse scale (one foot to one inch). 1:6 suits 30 cm fashion dolls, and 1:24 half-scale houses.

Is it a toy for young children?

Small printed parts are a choking hazard. Treat the pieces as models for older children and collectors.

Can I get one made now?

Contact 3DBuildX at info@3dbuildx.com about custom dollhouse pieces.

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