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How to use it
- Pick a scale: 1:12 for classic dollhouses, 1:6 for fashion dolls, 1:24 for half-scale.
- Choose a single item or a room set (dining, kitchen, bedroom, living room, bathroom, vanity & beauty, patio, garden, tableware).
- Set the item’s real-life size and style — the millimetres it prints at are shown beside each size.
- Pick the colours, and check the Print layout view.
- Download the 3MF (each piece its own object, colours as parts) or STL.
What you can do
Supportless by design
Tables print upside down, bookshelves on their back, chair backs flat; handles, spouts and lugs have 45° undersides.
Strong at small scale
Thin parts never go below your minimum wall, so legs and rims don’t snap.
Chairs that assemble
The back pegs into sockets in the seat — a drop of glue holds it.
Doors and drawers that work
Drawers are separate boxes that slide in their bays; doors are leaves on tiny pins that drop into sockets. Use “Opened by” to see them open.
Beauty, patio and garden
Lipsticks, a makeup palette, brushes, combs, a hairbrush and a hand mirror; patio table, chairs, bench, lounger and parasol; plant pots with five plants and a saucer, garden tools and a watering can; picture frames; soap bars.
Tips
Doors hang on pins about 1 mm thick: print them slowly, and raise the minimum wall if they feel fragile.
Print tableware and cutlery with 0.1 mm layers for crisp detail.
At 1:6 big pieces like beds and bathtubs may outgrow your print bed — the studio warns you.
Looking for the overview? See 3D Printed Dollhouse Furniture (Coming Soon).
Try it yourself
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