3D-Printed Dollhouse Furniture and Accessories – Part 2

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Continuing my journey of designing and printing miniature objects for a dollhouse, here are more unique and nostalgic items that I have created.

Vintage Pendulum Wall Clock

A charming addition to any dollhouse, this classic wall clock features a swinging pendulum. I designed it with intricate details to capture the elegance of antique timepieces.

dollhouse vintage pendulum wall clock

Old-Fashioned Crank Telephone

Bringing vintage style to a miniature home, this telephone includes a side crank, separate earpiece, and detailed buttons, reminiscent of early 20th-century models.

dollhouse crank telephone

Kitchen Stove with Oven Tray and Electric Burners

Every dollhouse kitchen needs a stove, and this one features an opening oven door with a removable tray and electric burners on top, making it a realistic and interactive piece.

dollhouse electric stove electric stove

Blender

This tiny blender is perfect for a dollhouse kitchen. I designed it with a transparent jar, removable lid, and base, adding authenticity to the miniature cooking space.

dollhouse blender

Simple Wall Clock with a Paper Clock Face

A minimalistic wall clock that enhances any dollhouse room. The clock face is made from printed paper for a realistic look, making it a simple yet essential accessory.

dollhouse wall clock

Saddle Stool

A unique piece of dollhouse furniture, this saddle stool has a curved seat designed for comfort and style, adding a modern touch to any miniature setting.

dollhouse saddle stool

Piano

A beautiful miniature piano that adds an elegant musical element to a dollhouse. It includes detailed keys, a lid, and even a matching bench for a complete setup.

dollhouse piano

Sewing Machine

A classic sewing machine to complete the craft room. I designed it with detailed body, making it a nostalgic and decorative piece.

dollhouse sewing machine

Microwave Oven

A modern addition to the dollhouse kitchen, this microwave features a door that opens and a small digital panel, bringing convenience to the tiny culinary world.

dollhouse microwave oven

These 3D-printed items add both functionality and charm to a dollhouse. Stay tuned for Part 3, where I will showcase even more miniature household accessories!

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