The Miniature Dutch Baby House Cabinet

 Hello Everyone,

How are you? I hope you are all way. I am very excited to share with you my latest works. I have been working on my latest project which is the The Victorian Miniature Parlour. This is a small shop that sells dolls houses, furniture, accessories and dolls. 

On my previous post I shared that I would be adding a Dutch Baby House Cabinet which I consider it to be the Wow Factor of the room. I have to say it took me a few weeks to complete but the end results are spectacular. 

After completing the exterior of the cabinet it was time to decorate in the interior.

The Exterior of the Dutch Baby House Cabinet

It took me several days to down scale wall paper and flooring for each room. I added interior doors to the side wall wall papers inline with the central hallway as there were no openings to the rooms. I also added decorative papers to the interior of the cabinet doors. I made it a point that the wallpapers are in pastel colour scheme but match.

The interior of the Dutch Baby House Cabinet

Then the tricky part came. Electricity! It was not a joke wiring the tiny thing with led lights and  jewellery for chandeliers.  Every ceiling was wired and lit and I have to say I wasn't expecting it to work or turn out even better than what I hoped for.

Adding lighting to the Cabinet

I made the tiny furniture pieces and painted them. The furniture is 1:144 scale.  Printed tiny painting to decorate the rooms and made tiny flower pots with tiny beads.

The Complete Miniature Dutch Baby House Cabinet

Furnished rooms

Every room was decorated individually. Apart of the hallways, you will find a sitting room, a dining room, a study room, the main bedroom, a little girl's bedroom and the bathroom. 

The Sitting room

The Dinning Room 

The Study

The Main Bedroom 

The Little Girl's Bedroom

The Bathroom

The Hallways

Adding the Dutch Baby House Cabinet to the Shop was a very special moment. Even if the shop is not even close to completion, it made me fell very happy and excited.

Here is also a short video that I took of the Dutch Baby House Cabinet.

Today I also wanted to introduce you to the lovely lady who will be running the Shop. Meet Ms. Julie Motague. A prodigy to the Miniaturist Lady Adelaide. By now you all know The Miniaturist in my Regent Street however I will be sharing their story line some other time. 

Miss Julie Motague

I hope you like what I have done so far. I can't wait to share with you more of my progress on this lovely project that I have really close to my heart. So this is all for today, make sure to keep tuned for the next updates and latest news.

Take Care and See You Soon.

Hugs,

Rebecca xxx