About this collection
Dollhouse 1:12
Everything here keeps to one discipline: the 1:12 scale of a classic dollhouse, where one centimetre of print stands for twelve of the real thing. Furniture sets for every room and the small accessories that make a house lived-in — printed, sanded and hand-finished in our Wrocław workshop rather than pulled from a mould.
3D printing earns its place in miniatures exactly here: crisp edges on a mid-century chair leg, chair backs thin enough to look right, and the freedom to print a piece again in a different colourway. Every set page lists what is in the box and the exact dimensions, so you can check the fit against your rooms before ordering.
These are collector's miniatures for dollhouse builders and adult hobbyists, not toys — each product carries its own safety information. Colours and finishing are done by hand, so two sets are never machine-identical, which is rather the point.
The only measurement rule you need: multiply by twelve. A real table 75 centimetres tall becomes 6.25 centimetres in this scale; a room 2.7 metres high becomes 22.5 centimetres of dollhouse wall. Keep those two conversions in your head while browsing and every listing's dimensions will immediately tell you whether a piece belongs in your build.
We print to order — sets are dispatched within 5–10 business days — and ship across the EU, with parcel-locker delivery in Poland. Browse the furniture sets and the accessories below, or start from a single room and let the house grow the way they always do.
This corner of the shop is where Miniaturia began: the workshop grew out of a childhood love of dollhouses, later studied with an architect's eye, and the furniture here is our own CAD design. It splits into two shelves — furniture room by room, and the accessories and tableware that come after it — while a printable 1:12 pantry waits among the STL files for anyone with a printer.
The furniture covers kitchens, bathrooms, a bedroom, a living room and a dining room, plus single pieces such as a mid-century desk with its chair and a white cabinet; the accessories add pantry jars and tableware. The furniture is FDM-printed in PLA, which keeps edges crisp at this size, and arrives ready for paint.
Treat a finished room like any PLA object: keep it at room temperature, away from radiators and sunny windowsills, wipe it with a slightly damp cloth, and never put it in a dishwasher. These are decorative pieces for collectors over 14, not toys — which matters when the dollhouse is shared with younger children.
The sets are modular and made for standard 1:12 dollhouses, so they sit alongside furniture you already own and leave room for the classic single pieces that stand on their own. Most houses grow the same way: one room is planned properly and the others follow its palette. Start with the room you see best through the open front, measure its height and depth before you order, and keep a little floor free — a 1:12 room looks lived-in when someone could still walk through it. Then settle the viewing height: a house on a table is seen from above, one on a shelf at eye level, and the tallest pieces belong at the back either way.