I know that you are used to very loooooong articles of mine, but this time, I promise, it is going to be some kind of short "announcement", as I would like to clarify something! Have you ever seen a "Flever dollhouse miniature DIY house kit" on Amazon?
Well, today, I wanted to talk to you about this "brand" of DIY dollhouse kits, because you know what, it isn't an actual brand at all!
Let's explain this now, while I got some help from the online community!
But first: let's wind back a little bit- all the different brands of DIY dollhouse kits on the market.
To have a clearer oversight, let's go back for a bit on all of the different brands of miniature kits on the market.
Of course, there are lots more than just these next ones (there are many small businesses selling wooden dollhouse kits), but these are the most known and common ones:
- Robotime/Rolife:
I'm sure that you have seen me reviewing lots of kits from Robotime by now, I have assembled Miller's garden, Cathy's flower house, Sams' study, Sakura Densya, the Candy Shop, and more..
Click on any of these links above to find out more details 😉
- Cutebee:
We have discussed the kits from Cutebee as well and I have assembled a few myself, like the Chocolatier.
- Hongda and Hoomeda.
One of the most affordable DIY kits on the market and they are assembled faster than the ones from Robotime (in general). There are lots of choices between smaller or larger kits, and from room boxes to big dollhouses.
I also have a catalog of Hongda's kits, did you know that?
- Greenleaf's large DIY dollhouse kits:
Greenleaf Dollhouses offers a wide range of dollhouse kits that come with pre-cut wooden pieces, a manual, and sometimes even furniture and accessories.
They come in various architectural styles, such as Victorian, Colonial, and more.
The kits are typically made from high-quality plywood or medium-density fiberboard (MDF) and require assembly.