When I spotted this house on eBay I decided it would be a good place to house some extra furniture, and as the decor is rather plain, it would give me an opportunity to play with wallpapers without covering over anything special.
Upcycled Lundby curtains with Kaffe Fassett fabric.
The computer is not a Lundby. It actually belongs to a Smurf!
I love this paper that I used for wallpaper. It seemed too much to use it all the way to the ceiling, though. It has a wood grain. The chairs are the new ones from Arne Jacobsen. They are smaller than the original ones.
The kitchen is a Lisa of Denmark kitchen. The fridge was missing the upper door, so made one from a piece of wood. Curtains are upcycled Lundby with Kaffe Fassett fabric again.
One of the reasons I bought this dollhouse was that it came with a few pieces of furniture. The Arne Jacobsen egg chair and stool were among them. They need a bit of work, but I think I can repair the scuffed areas if I find the right shade of flocking powder.
No Lundby is complete without a naked man in the shower!
Children's room.
I have since moved the grill to the rooftop garden. The grill came with the dollhouse, but needed some work.
The rooftop garden.
The carpet is home-made, it's supposed to be a copy of an Ege rya rug (acrylic paint on black felt).
Granny is making sure dad is doing his chores.
1:18 scale diecast cars are a bit on the small side, but they look a bit cooler than the Lundby car.
If you have any questions please ask - I do remember where I got most of the things from!
