CUTEROOM DIY Doll Room Miniature Furniture Wooden House Kit-Study Room

Very fun! Loved this detail and easiness of assembly ! Definitely recommend! Great quality! So tiny and realistic! All parts were there. Glue is amazing. I would by a gallon if it was available!

I had so much fun putting this together. I bought two more. I have infant grandbabies and I want to put these in a bookcase between books. They will serve as minimal night lights with a touch of fantasy. I love them! I WAS missing a few parts. The plastic cover for the top of the closet/shelf and there were no legs included for the night stand. Also, the crossbar at the bottom of the chair was missing. But none of these parts were necessary and may have been omitted deliberately by the manufacturer. I did make some changes to the fabrics to fit a little girls room.

The rating for this is keeping in mind the price point. This is an inexpensive kit, so expectations are lower. Pretty much everything in this kit (other than fabric items like the chair) has to have paper cut out and glued to it to make it look like the picture. The bookcase, for example, is unfinished very thin plywood - you're supposed to glue paper to it in order to get the finish shown in the final results. I customized this kit as a gift, so I used very little of the paper and instead painted almost everything. I didn't make all of the items in the kit because I didn't want to use some of them, but I felt the instructions were clear for everything. The sideboard-ish piece's front with its fake drawers gets all of its appearance from the printed paper, so if you don't want to use the paper then the front is just one blank piece. I used some spare bits I already had to make it look like a vintage console radio. I did not have any missing pieces. The light worked fine, though making the lampshade was probably the most difficult part. This is my fault for picking a much thicker paper to use than what came in the kit. This made it hard to get a hole punched and thread the wire through. If you're just starting out, you might find this kit intimidating even though it's small. I'd suggest Rolife for the best beginner experience, though be careful with anything that has a lot of plants or books - they're quite tedious to assemble. This kit came with glue but I didn't use it, so I'm not sure how well it works. I always use Beacon clear glue for my miniatures. Tip: always use an Xacto knife to cut out flat wooden pieces. If you try to just pop them out you have a high risk of damaging them since they're so thin.

What a fun project! Everything was included and instructions simple to follow. I think it is slightly smaller than 1:24 scale and so very nice looking too.

This is, hands down, the worst kit I have put together so far…and I’ve put together several. The directions are difficult to understand and follow, the pieces are so tiny and they expect them to be cut out with scissors. They give you no tools to work with. There are no stickers, just cut the pieces out and glue them somewhere. I’m about to throw it away I think. I would not recommend to experienced crafters and especially not beginners. Also, the light doesn’t work. Wish I hadn’t bought it, but you don’t know until it’s too late.

There are a LOT of tiny pieces to cut out. Wasn't planning on so many. The little particle board on some pieces were a bit "off" and you had to make it fit. Overall I liked the kit to do something crafty, however my 9 year old daughter did not. It was a little difficult.

I love these kits. I generally use them now to customize gifts for people. I don't have a woodshop, so it's nice to have the structure ready to assemble, with a few selected components I make from the kit (furniture, generally). A manageable size if you are not trying to make a full-blown huge project. Two tips for newbies: if you are going for realism, pay attention to the edges of things and either paint them to match, or cover them up. Also, bang stuff up so it looks worn. A few passes with a Dremel/sandpaper should do it.

Fun and easy for me 12 yr old daughter

Pretty set ( house) Difficult to make however the outcome is pretty and beaut

je m'attendais à recevoir exactement cela, merci.

I love it! It was smaller than expected but it was absolutely so cute! My girlfriend and myself had a great time building this.

I had a hard time with some of the pieces but that may be my lack of experience.

My 14-year-old daughter loves these miniature kits. This summer alone, she has completed 3 smaller kits and is currently working on a much larger kit. She can do them without adult assistance but I’m not sure anyone under 13 could manage without lots of help.