Country Lane Dollhouse Attic Bedroom Tour: Handmade, Printed & Thrifted

The attic (or top floor) of my Country Lane dollhouse is officially a bedroom and it might be my favorite room in the house so far! Almost everything up here is handmade, 3D printed, or thrifted, and there’s a little NSFW secret tucked in a keepsake box (we’ll get there). Like the first floor, I’m keeping the words short and letting the photos do the talking.

New here? Start with the First Floor Tour, or see the whole kit build in my Country Lane Dollhouse Kit Review.

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The Bed Frame I Cut on My xTool M2

The bed frame and bedding are the anchor of the room. I designed the frame and cut it on my xTool M2. I found a simple Crate and Barrel product, scaled those measurements to 1:12, and instead of their rectangular headboard, I created an arched one for some continuity from the kitchen range hood to the bedroom.

I found this STUNNING large print magnolia fabric from Stitched (a local quilting fabric store in Marietta, GA) and it was just screaming Anthropologie to me — which is one of the inspirations for this dollhouse. I love how it turned out!

3D Printed Nightstands & Bookshelf

The nightstands and bookshelf are 3D printed in the same color filament, so they read like a matching furniture set instead of random pieces dropped into the room.

The books on the shelf are reused from my bookshelf workshop. Leftover minis from past projects are basically free decor, so don’t toss them! If you want to fill your own shelves, grab my 1:12 Scale Miniature Book Covers template and pair it with Real Mini Book Pages to make your own.

The Thrifted Corduroy Accent Chair

This accent chair started life as a thrifted corduroy shirt. Corduroy is one of my favorite fabrics at 1:12 scale because the texture actually reads as upholstery instead of costume.

Make your own with my Accent Chair Pattern, and follow along with the Dollhouse Accent Chair Tutorial.

A Perfume Set With Extra Razzle Dazzle

The perfume bottles are made from faceted glass beads from Hobby Lobby and I 3D printed the tray. Then I added a mirror on top of the tray for extra razzle dazzle . . . because every vanity moment deserves a little sparkle!

What’s in the Keepsake Box?

Every bedroom has a little secret. Mine is a scalloped edge keepsake box with a decorative button on top, and inside? Mini fuzzy pink handcuffs. I made them from pipe cleaner, chain, and ribbon clamps, and they make me laugh every single time I open the lid lolz

My First Removable Floor

This was my first time making a room with removable flooring and it turned out perfect. It means I can change the look of the room later without ripping anything up! So grateful to those in this miniature community who share these wonderful new ways of working with me.

Love the walls? Here’s How to Limewash Dollhouse Walls.

Watch It Come Together

Want the full build from the beginning? Watch the Country Lane assembly video.

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