The Painted Lady Dollhouse by Real Good Toys is reminiscent of the famous Painted Ladies of San Francisco. It has 7 huge rooms. It's absolutely stunning and beautiful!! Dimensions are: 30"W x 22"D x 42 3/4"H Little Darlings will assemble and finish this dollhouse for you with the colors of your choice. We will also finish the interior or we can leave it bare inside for you to finish yourself! Prices are based on your choice of finishing. **Shipping includes pickup, freight packaging and shipping up to $600.00. Any additional costs related to your dollhouse shipping is the buyer's responsibility. We have 3 new package options for you to choose from: Plan A $1,500.00 This plan includes assembly and complete exterior finishing. (You choose your exterior paint colors and shingle stain color) The interior of the dollhouse is left bare. Plan B $1,899.00 This plan includes complete exterior finishing (You choose your paint colors and shingle colors) as mentioned in plan A with the addition of interior finishing. The interior finishing includes wallpaper and paint (ceilings, stairs, some rooms) and finished floors. This does NOT include baseboards, crown molding, staircase with banisters or railings, or interior doors. Plan C $2,500.00 The works! Our specialty! Complete finishing inside and out including: *Painted exterior *Stained wood shingles *Working interior and exterior doors *Wallpaper/Painted Rooms *Crown molding *Baseboard *Finished wood floors *Staircase with railings The interior photo above does not picture the dollhouse in our Package C form. As you can see, the dollhouse kit does not include any extras such as interior window trim, banisters, baseboards, crown molding, interior doors, wallpaper, paint or supplies. Keep that in mind as you look at our prices! These supplies are costly as well as the time and effort to install them! However, if you would like to do some work yourself our package A and B options allow you to decorate the inside yourself. There's a lot to think about. Feel free to call me with any questions. This is an amazing dollhouse and truly worthy of the "Painted Lady" name!

The San Franciscan has always been a favorite of mine, and this one is made all the more special by the Midas touch of Robin Carey.

This is the Painted Lady Dollhouse by Real Good Toys. I am currently building one for Kathy exactly as pictured above. It will be finished inside in my Package C Form with the electric upgrade and built in fireplace. Here's what I've done so far... Here is the 1st floor and foundation. I have stained and finished the floors and painted the front edge white where the porch will be. Painting parts!! And my lights and trim to go in later... Assembly has begun. Here is the basic frame. More progress...  Here are all the window frames. There's one for the inside and one for the outside. All will be glued together and assembled, then painted white.  The roofs are on! Here is the electric tapewire going in. Then the lights can be added. Let there be light! All the ceiling fixtures are in place. Shingling! There's lots more to shingle... Added trim- the windows will go in last after the wallpapering and interior work is finished. More to come! Check back soon to see the fnished project! August 25 More work has been done. The porch railng and trim has been assembled, painted and installed. Here's some of my painted parts ready to be installed, doors, stairs, windows, crown molding, etc All the shingling is finished. Here's a good look at the tower room. Some windows are in now that I've wallpapered some rooms... More wallpapering and adding one more ceiling light then I can add in the baseboard and ceiling trim. Looking great! Aug. 31 FINISHED!! Finshed Interior including stained and finished floors, wallpapered rooms, baseboard, crown molding, upgraded staircases, working interior doors, fireplace, and lighting! Dining room/Family Room Kitchen Bedroom Dining room with chandelier/Family room with fireplace Front Door It looks beautiful! Onto the next project! :)

I see why I never used shingles before because they like to buckle Sorry I have not posted in aw...

It was the middle of October and I was taking a break from making minis to clean my studio. I was also mulling over ideas for my next line of spooky miniatures. While sorting through my paint box removing empty and dried bottles, I came across a long forgotten bottle of glow in the dark paint. Ah-ha! Such a simple thing but I realized I hadn’t ever made any glow-in-the-dark items before. I ran out and bought some fresh glowing paint and came home to search for something to test it on. The previous night, my brother who is also an artist took all the paint with him to the game shop. We often host ‘paint nights’ but somewhere along the way we failed to communicate the paint schedule. I was left at home with an old basket of folk acrylics and a few bottles of Citadel acrylics. The gothic style furniture I had made was supposed to be dark black and purple in my mind’s eye but I was left with pale greens, silver, and grays. Oh well, I just used those… and this made the perfect base for the glow in the dark idea. I dry brushed a heavy layer all over each piece and in the daylight, it gave it a ghostly chalky look that I liked. Then with the lights out, it was so cool- glowing and showing the crackle texture underneath. I was very pleased! I then took a skeleton closet I made and painted spider webs on it and made glowing drips on the skeleton inside. Wow, the piece was just that much more interesting. I then worked on photographing. I think I was only partially successful because my camera didn’t fully capture the glowing effect in the dark. Anyway, these will be available in my Etsy shop this weekend! I began checking out other glow in the dark ideas for dollhouses and found several artisan examples. From Etsy’s TeamMIDS we have several cute things in clay: Below are Blue Kitty Miniature’s ghostly glowing figures! store link: http://www.etsy.com/shop.php?user_id=5725162 Below is Sandy Copeland’s peeping ghost from one of her fantastic enchanted wood tables! store link: http://www.etsy.com/shop.php?user_id=6177061 Below is Dollhouse Kitchen’s glowing Jack O’ Lanterns! store link: http://www.etsy.com/shop.php?user_id=6537317 I also found a Victorian Dollhouse (sold in 2007 by Laurel Auction) that has glow in the dark trimming. For an even more spooky effect, on the home’s siding you could do a light colored crackle over top of black then fully paint the exterior with glow in the dark glaze. These type of paints tend to be translucent and will show the hue and texture below it. Other ideas for adding a bit of glow to spooky accessories: 1) Use glow in the dark printed fabrics on your miniature bedding, drapes, or upholstery! Here are a few links: - Star pattern http://www.promwishescatalog.com/prom/GlowintheDark-Gossamer.cfm - Fairy Frost pattern http://www.annsfabricsandcrafts.com/cgi-bin/Store/store.cgi?product=Fairyf&productid=CG0376_Glow&tracking5=froogle - Glow in the dark fabric spray http://www.lynchs.com/item--GlowInTheDarkFabricSpray--4568.html 2) Paint glow in the dark spider webs in the corners of your rooms or on table and counter tops! 3) Paint little skeletons with glowing paint and stick them in closets, under tables, or hanging from the rafters! Here is an example of one of those little Dollar Store skeletons turned into a creepy glowing Bridal doll. This was done by Leslie Sheperd. This life sized skull display by Martha Steward could be easily translated into miniature. I really like how there are 3 distinct colors of bones: white, green, and black. With a thin layer of glowing acrylic, a little pile of bones would look outstandingly creepy on a buffet or dinner table or even tucked under a bed in your dollhouse. 4) Splash some glow in the dark paint on spooky plants, pots of soup, or on mirror surfaces! These ravenous Venus Flytraps are by Kate Lansing of Solet Luna. Below are life sized glow in the dark cake plates that could easily be copied in miniature scale. Just glaze white dishes! I also found glow in the dark tarot cards! You could print tiny black and white tarot cards and then glaze them with glow in the dark paint and some sparkles. My first glow in the dark work: When I was little, I loved to write my name on everything… walls, bedspreads, my mom’s dog. I especially loved red lipstick. You can imagine the trouble I got into! Well, then I wised up and started using glow in the dark paint and lip gloss. I would go into my closet with a flashlight and doodle for hours. This continued until my dad decided to change the doors and add shelving in the closets. He could clearly see the texture of my work. After being severely reprimanded, I ended my graffiti days and moved onto other mediums. Flash Text Generators at Layoutlab.com

The beautiful Painted Lady dollhouse kit is reminiscent of the famous Victorian Painted Ladies of San Francisco. Want to customize your interior by adding more dividers? What about adding the #6803 Banister & Landing Rail Set? Here is a helpful link for customizing the #6803 to work with the Painted Lady stairs. Just think of the decorating possibilities! The Painted Lady Dollhouse Kit Classic Features Include: Complete Kit includes everything you need to finish as shown* Precision Workmanship - engineered parts pre-cut to really work** Sturdy Construction features 3/8 inch thick milled clapboard exterior walls and grooved sidewalls for easy, one-step assembly, guaranteed fit and durability 3/8 inch thick upper floors Wooden shingles for the roof Step-by-step instructions with detailed drawings Assembled oval window and doors Kit windows Staircases Detailed trims are pre-cut Smooth stripwood trims are supplied in lengths. Room dividers accept standard interior doors Silkscreened windows Expertly molded railings 30"W x 22"D x 42 3/4"H 7 Huge Rooms Thinking about electrifying your dollhouse?  We recommend Real Good Toys Best 1 Custom Dollhouse Wiring Kit. Need Instructions?  Download the Painted Lady JM4600 Instructions here. * Paint, glue, curtains and any landscaping or furnishings are not included. ** Gingerbread (if used) and Trim Strips are supplied in easy to cut lengths. All dimensions listed on this website indicate the overall dimensions of each dollhouse including items that protrude, such as porches and roof cresting. Our product is recommended for adult hobbyist and children ages 13 and up.

This is an UNFINISHED DOLLHOUSE KIT that includes all the supplies needed to build the Painted Lady Dollhouse! The beautiful Painted Lady dollhouse kit is reminiscent of the famous Victorian Painted Ladies of San Francisco. Just think of the decorating possibilities! Scale: 1 in. = 1 ft. Access: Open Back Rooms: 7 Era: Victorian Expandable: No House Style: Painted Lady Dimensions: 30"W x 22"D x 42 3/4"H (dimensions listed indicate the overall dimensions of each dollhouse including items that protrude, such as porches and roof cresting). The Painted Lady Dollhouse Kit Classic Features Include: * Complete Kit includes everything you need to finish as shown (paint, glue, curtains and any landscaping or furnishings are not included). * Precision Workmanship - engineered parts pre-cut to really work (Gingerbread, if used, and Trim Strips are supplied in easy to cut lengths). * Sturdy Construction features 3/8 inch thick milled clapboard exterior walls and grooved sidewalls for easy, one-step assembly, guaranteed fit and durability * 3/8 inch thick upper floors * Wooden shingles for the roof * Step-by-step instructions with detailed drawings * Assembled oval window and doors * Kit windows (no interior trim) and staircases * Detailed trims are pre-cut, smooth stripwood trims are supplied in lengths. * Room dividers accept standard interior doors * Silkscreened windows * Expertly molded railings Not recommended for children under the age of 13. NOTE: Dollhouse kits can not be returned once the box has been opened. If the factory seal is broken, the kit can not be returned. ************************************************************ Stay connected by interacting with us on our social media pages at the links below: https://business.facebook.com/EndeavourToys https://www.pinterest.com/endeavourtoys https://twitter.com/EndeavourToys

I saw this little cardboard house box being clearanced at Michael's and thought it would be cute to paint one up for my daughter. She is a little collector, akin to Ariel's hoarding obsession. To be fair, it runs on my side of the family. I have a bit of it myself. Anyway, I started out with this cute little house: I started to paint the top and then I stopped because I realized I needed a before picture. Then I sketched out a rough idea of what I wanted it to look like. Then I gathered my old fashioned clothespins (estate sale, oh yeah!). And while I sat and painted, my children ran amuck. But I didn't care because I was listening to new episodes on Hulu while I worked. It turned out pretty cute. There is the brother Ethyn, Daddy, Mommy, Clara, Grammy, and PapPap dolls in this picture. She misplaced brother Calvin and PopPop dolls already. Here is what I learned: This is perfect for a three year old. Or at least mine. She likes tiny things, collections, dolls, and boxes. This encompasses all of her favorites! Next time I will paint on something more sturdy. Cardboard will not last long. The clothespin dolls look super cute going the other direction so you can make the split wood look like legs, but if you do it MY way they will stand on the edge of things. In this case, the house! I am going to mod podge the dolls because after a couple weeks they are starting to look worn. That's okay, though. I made them really simple on purpose because I knew she would be handling them a lot and they would not look brand new for long. Overall, a fun project to make and a great gift to give to a little girl! She is pointing at the Clara doll :)

The Painted Lady Dollhouse by Real Good Toys is reminiscent of the famous Painted Ladies of San Francisco. It has 7 huge roo...

This is the Painted Lady Dollhouse by Real Good Toys. I am currently building one for Kathy exactly as pictured above. It will be finished inside in my Package C Form with the electric upgrade and built in fireplace. Here's what I've done so far... Here is the 1st floor and foundation. I have stained and finished the floors and painted the front edge white where the porch will be. Painting parts!! And my lights and trim to go in later... Assembly has begun. Here is the basic frame. More progress...  Here are all the window frames. There's one for the inside and one for the outside. All will be glued together and assembled, then painted white.  The roofs are on! Here is the electric tapewire going in. Then the lights can be added. Let there be light! All the ceiling fixtures are in place. Shingling! There's lots more to shingle... Added trim- the windows will go in last after the wallpapering and interior work is finished. More to come! Check back soon to see the fnished project! August 25 More work has been done. The porch railng and trim has been assembled, painted and installed. Here's some of my painted parts ready to be installed, doors, stairs, windows, crown molding, etc All the shingling is finished. Here's a good look at the tower room. Some windows are in now that I've wallpapered some rooms... More wallpapering and adding one more ceiling light then I can add in the baseboard and ceiling trim. Looking great! Aug. 31 FINISHED!! Finshed Interior including stained and finished floors, wallpapered rooms, baseboard, crown molding, upgraded staircases, working interior doors, fireplace, and lighting! Dining room/Family Room Kitchen Bedroom Dining room with chandelier/Family room with fireplace Front Door It looks beautiful! Onto the next project! :)

The Painted Lady Dollhouse by Real Good Toys is reminiscent of the famous Painted Ladies of San Francisco. It has 7 huge roo...

This is the Painted Lady Dollhouse by Real Good Toys. I am currently building one for Kathy exactly as pictured above. It will be finished inside in my Package C Form with the electric upgrade and built in fireplace. Here's what I've done so far... Here is the 1st floor and foundation. I have stained and finished the floors and painted the front edge white where the porch will be. Painting parts!! And my lights and trim to go in later... Assembly has begun. Here is the basic frame. More progress...  Here are all the window frames. There's one for the inside and one for the outside. All will be glued together and assembled, then painted white.  The roofs are on! Here is the electric tapewire going in. Then the lights can be added. Let there be light! All the ceiling fixtures are in place. Shingling! There's lots more to shingle... Added trim- the windows will go in last after the wallpapering and interior work is finished. More to come! Check back soon to see the fnished project! August 25 More work has been done. The porch railng and trim has been assembled, painted and installed. Here's some of my painted parts ready to be installed, doors, stairs, windows, crown molding, etc All the shingling is finished. Here's a good look at the tower room. Some windows are in now that I've wallpapered some rooms... More wallpapering and adding one more ceiling light then I can add in the baseboard and ceiling trim. Looking great! Aug. 31 FINISHED!! Finshed Interior including stained and finished floors, wallpapered rooms, baseboard, crown molding, upgraded staircases, working interior doors, fireplace, and lighting! Dining room/Family Room Kitchen Bedroom Dining room with chandelier/Family room with fireplace Front Door It looks beautiful! Onto the next project! :)

I hope you liked the first dollhouse post! Moving upstairs, I really wanted to do a chinoiserie bedroom, inspired by Chinoiserie Chic's glam dollhouse. I ordered a bunch of dollhouse specific papers and the resolution on them was all pretty low. I finally went to my friend's boutique, Nakashio's, to buy some decorative washi papers. My daughter picked out this pink cherry blossom paper (it is VERY pink) but I think it works! It is a little hard to photograph because it has gold and metallic elements. I added a molded ceiling using trim from the same Etsy seller, Orsa Styliandes. The bedroom furniture is from Miniatures Marketplace. This picture probably gives the best look at that paper. And again, those stairs... that was a little painful! I was glad to find tutorials from miniaturist Otterine. She's a pro, her tutorials were so helpful for first timers like us. Adjacent to the bedroom is the nursery. I tried to make it inspired by the nursery my daughter slept in as a newborn. The starry night paper is from Paper Source. That's definitely a "wish we had" for the real thing! Sorry this first photo is a little wonky! Here's a better look at that paper. My daughter loves to play with this toy box filled with Japanese erasers from Daiso. The rug is also part of a placemat from Daiso. It reminded me of a fun and fresh Dash and Albert style rug. My dollhouse in a dollhouse. It was from Miniatures.com repainted with Martha Stewart craft paints. Daybed is from JBM Miniatures, I refinished it for a more Gustavian look. Okay, one last post to come. Hope you are liking this little (I mean that literally!) tour.

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This is the Painted Lady Dollhouse by Real Good Toys. I am currently building one for Kathy exactly as pictured above. It will be f...

This is the Painted Lady Dollhouse by Real Good Toys. I am currently building one for Kathy exactly as pictured above. It will be finished inside in my Package C Form with the electric upgrade and built in fireplace. Here's what I've done so far... Here is the 1st floor and foundation. I have stained and finished the floors and painted the front edge white where the porch will be. Painting parts!! And my lights and trim to go in later... Assembly has begun. Here is the basic frame. More progress...  Here are all the window frames. There's one for the inside and one for the outside. All will be glued together and assembled, then painted white.  The roofs are on! Here is the electric tapewire going in. Then the lights can be added. Let there be light! All the ceiling fixtures are in place. Shingling! There's lots more to shingle... Added trim- the windows will go in last after the wallpapering and interior work is finished. More to come! Check back soon to see the fnished project! August 25 More work has been done. The porch railng and trim has been assembled, painted and installed. Here's some of my painted parts ready to be installed, doors, stairs, windows, crown molding, etc All the shingling is finished. Here's a good look at the tower room. Some windows are in now that I've wallpapered some rooms... More wallpapering and adding one more ceiling light then I can add in the baseboard and ceiling trim. Looking great! Aug. 31 FINISHED!! Finshed Interior including stained and finished floors, wallpapered rooms, baseboard, crown molding, upgraded staircases, working interior doors, fireplace, and lighting! Dining room/Family Room Kitchen Bedroom Dining room with chandelier/Family room with fireplace Front Door It looks beautiful! Onto the next project! :)

This Gothic Victorian inspired dollhouse began as a Tennyson. I liked the basic footprint for the house however, felt it needed major desi...

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I see why I never used shingles before because they like to buckle Sorry I have not posted in awhile. I suddenly realized summer was ending and got a jolt of energy to accomplish something off my miniature to do list. I had a difficult time with piecing together this "bargain" dollhouse. I still have a few touches to do and some things were still drying when I took the picture. I knew what I wanted to do but just didn't know how to accomplish it at all or at the level of professionalism I desired. If I was more experienced this would not have been such a chore. When I stopped being hard on myself things started to pick up pace. I didn't like the original window choice anymore and decided to selected windows that more closely matched the original design. I bought windows from Hobby Lobby and Miniatures.com. They looked alike but the sizes some how were off with the windows and everyone was different. I could not figure out why sometimes they fit the openings and sometimes they didn't. So I would go back and cut the openings bigger and then the window would be to big. In the future I will buy all windows from the same place. I decided to mix the styles since the house was asymmetrical anyway. I filled in the gaps with wood filler the best I could and just kept going. I had a hard time picking a shade of yellow. I looked around my house for color inspiration and found a beaded necklace and decided to add terra-cotta along with the mint. The house looked plain and I needed to make it look more like a Painted Lady. So I added trim I bought from Home Depot and wooden appliqués from Hobby Lobby and lots of paint.

The beautiful Painted Lady dollhouse kit is reminiscent of the famous Victorian Painted Ladies of San Francisco. Want to customize your interior by adding more dividers? What about adding the #6803 Banister & Landing Rail Set? Here is a helpful link for customizing the #6803 to work with the Painted Lady stairs. Just think of the decorating possibilities! The Painted Lady Dollhouse Kit Classic Features Include: Complete Kit includes everything you need to finish as shown* Precision Workmanship - engineered parts pre-cut to really work** Sturdy Construction features 3/8 inch thick milled clapboard exterior walls and grooved sidewalls for easy, one-step assembly, guaranteed fit and durability 3/8 inch thick upper floors Wooden shingles for the roof Step-by-step instructions with detailed drawings Assembled oval window and doors Kit windows Staircases Detailed trims are pre-cut Smooth stripwood trims are supplied in lengths. Room dividers accept standard interior doors Silkscreened windows Expertly molded railings 30"W x 22"D x 42 3/4"H 7 Huge Rooms Thinking about electrifying your dollhouse?  We recommend Real Good Toys Best 1 Custom Dollhouse Wiring Kit. Need Instructions?  Download the Painted Lady JM4600 Instructions here. * Paint, glue, curtains and any landscaping or furnishings are not included. ** Gingerbread (if used) and Trim Strips are supplied in easy to cut lengths. All dimensions listed on this website indicate the overall dimensions of each dollhouse including items that protrude, such as porches and roof cresting. Our product is recommended for adult hobbyist and children ages 13 and up.

This is the Painted Lady Dollhouse by Real Good Toys. I am currently building one for Kathy exactly as pictured above. It will be finished inside in my Package C Form with the electric upgrade and built in fireplace. Here's what I've done so far... Here is the 1st floor and foundation. I have stained and finished the floors and painted the front edge white where the porch will be. Painting parts!! And my lights and trim to go in later... Assembly has begun. Here is the basic frame. More progress...  Here are all the window frames. There's one for the inside and one for the outside. All will be glued together and assembled, then painted white.  The roofs are on! Here is the electric tapewire going in. Then the lights can be added. Let there be light! All the ceiling fixtures are in place. Shingling! There's lots more to shingle... Added trim- the windows will go in last after the wallpapering and interior work is finished. More to come! Check back soon to see the fnished project! August 25 More work has been done. The porch railng and trim has been assembled, painted and installed. Here's some of my painted parts ready to be installed, doors, stairs, windows, crown molding, etc All the shingling is finished. Here's a good look at the tower room. Some windows are in now that I've wallpapered some rooms... More wallpapering and adding one more ceiling light then I can add in the baseboard and ceiling trim. Looking great! Aug. 31 FINISHED!! Finshed Interior including stained and finished floors, wallpapered rooms, baseboard, crown molding, upgraded staircases, working interior doors, fireplace, and lighting! Dining room/Family Room Kitchen Bedroom Dining room with chandelier/Family room with fireplace Front Door It looks beautiful! Onto the next project! :)

This is the Painted Lady Dollhouse by Real Good Toys. I am currently building one for Kathy exactly as pictured above. It will be finished inside in my Package C Form with the electric upgrade and built in fireplace. Here's what I've done so far... Here is the 1st floor and foundation. I have stained and finished the floors and painted the front edge white where the porch will be. Painting parts!! And my lights and trim to go in later... Assembly has begun. Here is the basic frame. More progress...  Here are all the window frames. There's one for the inside and one for the outside. All will be glued together and assembled, then painted white.  The roofs are on! Here is the electric tapewire going in. Then the lights can be added. Let there be light! All the ceiling fixtures are in place. Shingling! There's lots more to shingle... Added trim- the windows will go in last after the wallpapering and interior work is finished. More to come! Check back soon to see the fnished project! August 25 More work has been done. The porch railng and trim has been assembled, painted and installed. Here's some of my painted parts ready to be installed, doors, stairs, windows, crown molding, etc All the shingling is finished. Here's a good look at the tower room. Some windows are in now that I've wallpapered some rooms... More wallpapering and adding one more ceiling light then I can add in the baseboard and ceiling trim. Looking great! Aug. 31 FINISHED!! Finshed Interior including stained and finished floors, wallpapered rooms, baseboard, crown molding, upgraded staircases, working interior doors, fireplace, and lighting! Dining room/Family Room Kitchen Bedroom Dining room with chandelier/Family room with fireplace Front Door It looks beautiful! Onto the next project! :)

The Painted Lady Dollhouse by Real Good Toys is reminiscent of the famous Painted Ladies of San Francisco. It has 7 huge rooms. It's absolutely stunning and beautiful!! Dimensions are: 30"W x 22"D x 42 3/4"H Little Darlings will assemble and finish this dollhouse for you with the colors of your choice. We will also finish the interior or we can leave it bare inside for you to finish yourself! Prices are based on your choice of finishing. **Shipping includes pickup, freight packaging and shipping up to $600.00. Any additional costs related to your dollhouse shipping is the buyer's responsibility. We have 3 new package options for you to choose from: Plan A $1,500.00 This plan includes assembly and complete exterior finishing. (You choose your exterior paint colors and shingle stain color) The interior of the dollhouse is left bare. Plan B $1,899.00 This plan includes complete exterior finishing (You choose your paint colors and shingle colors) as mentioned in plan A with the addition of interior finishing. The interior finishing includes wallpaper and paint (ceilings, stairs, some rooms) and finished floors. This does NOT include baseboards, crown molding, staircase with banisters or railings, or interior doors. Plan C $2,500.00 The works! Our specialty! Complete finishing inside and out including: *Painted exterior *Stained wood shingles *Working interior and exterior doors *Wallpaper/Painted Rooms *Crown molding *Baseboard *Finished wood floors *Staircase with railings The interior photo above does not picture the dollhouse in our Package C form. As you can see, the dollhouse kit does not include any extras such as interior window trim, banisters, baseboards, crown molding, interior doors, wallpaper, paint or supplies. Keep that in mind as you look at our prices! These supplies are costly as well as the time and effort to install them! However, if you would like to do some work yourself our package A and B options allow you to decorate the inside yourself. There's a lot to think about. Feel free to call me with any questions. This is an amazing dollhouse and truly worthy of the "Painted Lady" name!