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First, you must ask yourself what size dollhouse you would like. It’s important that you decide on the size before you start working on your dollhouse because the bigger you intend to build it the greater the dedication you must put into your work.

Second, figure out the reason in building your Barbie dollhouse. Some just want to have something to house Barbie, others want to show their doll collection off. Many build a dollhouse for the sole purpose of showcasing their interior design skills and have no particular interest in miniature collecting as a hobby.

Third, do not forget about the budget. Just because a dollhouse is sized down it can still cost a pretty penny. A dollhouse’s beauty is found in the intricacy of details from wallpaper to seat upholstery. Your budget will dictate the size and details you will have when building your dollhouse.

Last, plan your interiors including the furniture to form a style such as the usual Victorian, Craftsman, or Georgian. You decide what you think best complements your Barbie and consistently apply this motif all throughout the dollhouse to achieve consistency in design.