Brands
Who makes what
Most miniature kits come from a handful of makers with very different house styles. Knowing which one you're buying tells you more about the build ahead than the photo on the box does.
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Rolife
15 kits tracked
Robotime's dollhouse arm. Laser-cut plywood room boxes and book nook inserts, all pre-printed or pre-coloured, so there is no painting step at any point. The DG room boxes…
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ROKR
12 kits tracked
The same parent company as Rolife, aimed at a different person. ROKR builds mechanisms: gear trains, spring motors, hand cranks, marble runs. Parts are press-fit or…
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Cutebee
3 kits tracked
A smaller Chinese maker with a consistent house spec. Every Cutebee kit here ships the same display hardware: a warm touch-switch LED with battery box and wires, and a…
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Tonecheer
1 kits tracked
One kit in this library so far, so treat this as a first read rather than a settled picture. Tonecheer's angle is mechanism inside a dollhouse. The Toast Bakery carries 380…
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Greenleaf
1 kits tracked
Not the same kind of product as the rest of this page. Greenleaf is a US manufacturer that has been making unfinished-wood dollhouses for decades and sells them…
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Billy
1 kits tracked
A Japan-based dollhouse maker that has produced Japanese-themed kits for decades, and the specificity shows. The Showa Street Stall Ramen Shop is a period ramen stand built…