"BRIO" DOLLHOUSE FURNITURE COMPARED TO "EUROPA" DOLLHOUSE FURNITURE

Rebeccas box with "Europa" dollhouse furniture.

The Photos on the box shows some similar 

furniture of Lundby, Brio and other companies

dollhouse furniture. The box is marked "Europa

on the left and "Rusco" of Australia on the right" ?

Rebeccas "Europa" furniture. The white part at

the bottom of the bookshelf, is just an additional

support so that it can not fall.

More to read on Rebeccas Blog. 

My bathroom "Europa". The colors of the toilet

on the box are reversed when compared to mine.

This bathroom looks similar to Lundbys.

My Jacobsen chair has two holes in the plastic

underneath, in the space between each chair leg.

The same as my other old red Jacobsen chairs.

The difference is that this one is white and has

black loose rubber feet.

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I now remember one thing that happend on a fair.

A few years ago, a guy at a fair told me that Brio
sent loose furniture to Germany for packing long
ago. Did not think much of it then, because I
assumed they just packed there and then sold
with Brio logo?
Perhaps it was so that the they manufactured
and sold the furniture and even perhaps
"the right" to other companies to produce and
make changes and sell under a contract under
their own name. ??  Who knows!

Brio launched the first dollhouse in Germany

ca 1971.

More to see and read about BRIO, Europa, Lundby
Dollhouses-furniture and Jacobsen furniture on
my Homepage at:  http://www.lilsdolls.se/

COMPARING "BRIO, LUNDBY AND EUROPA" MODERN SCANDINAVIAN DESIGN", BATHROOMS

More about bathrooms. 

These are very common bathroom from the

1970´s for dollhouses here. They all are

collectors items now. Lundby Bathroom, Europa

Bathroom and Brio Bathroom.

The bathroom in the middle is often sold as Brio.

Anyone can see the differences between these

thre bathrooms, "when looking" at these photos.

The differences on the toilets can be seen on

the photo above

I will post a little bit more about this later on.

More to see and read about BRIO, Europa, Lundby

Dollhouses-Furniture and Jacobsen furniture on

my Homepage at:    http://www.lilsdolls.se/

MANAGE ELETRICITY CABLES IN YOUR DOLLHOUSE THAT HAS SIMPLE ELECTRICITY

An easy way to manage electricity cables
in dollhouses that has simple electricity

If you have a dollhouse with the simplest
electricity, this is an easy way to shorten
and attach cables in the dollhouse
without cutting them, and if needed one
can use some adhesive tack, if the cables
are just hanging down a little.

"Note: You should always be careful with
handling electricity in all its forms."

This is how it looks like in the house..

Sometimes one can find lamps like this old

"Brio Mobilia Original" lamp, that has

cables/cords made in the way shown above,

but not very often.

It is cold outside... Brrrrrrr

BRIO DOLLHOUSE, LUNDBY DOLLHOUSE, PLASTIC FRONT COVERS TO KEEP AWAY THE DUST.

Feel free to visit my dollpage Min Hemsida/My Homepage
http://lilsdolls.se/ About dolls and dollshouses

"Keep away the dust from your dollhouses that has no front doors."

Since I do not want a lot of dust in my dollhouses, I have
made simple plastic covers for the cabinets fronts. The
picture shows how I have attached them on my Brio Houses. 
I have these type of covers on my Lundby houses to.
I have used postal clips and velcro to my plastic covers.  
Easy to remove and put them back again when you want.
I made a model/pattern of paper first.
There are other ways to attach them, without damaging the
edges of the houses.

More to see and read about BRIO, Europa, Lundby

Dollhouses-Furniture and Jacobsen furniture on
my Homepage at: http://www.lilsdolls.se/

DOLLHOUSE CHAIRS VARIOUS SIZES, DOCKSKÅPSSTOLAR OLIKA STORLEKAR

Feel free to visit - Min Hemsida/My Homepage
http://lilsdolls.se/ about Dolls and Dollshouse

A while ago I started to take photos of my dollhouse
furniture, both the ones that I use and the ones
that are still packed in cartons. Sometimes I wonder
what I have bought and have to go throught everything.

Maybe this will make it easier for me. I hope so....

I am showing some of my dollhouse chairs. Some of
these are in use. I think it is fun to compare the sizes!
The Lundby, Brio and Renwall chairs are so tiny in
comparison with the 1:12 chairs that I have.

Some of my dollhouse chairs.

A closer look. The old  1950´s Lundby chair to the left

is 3,4 cm high and all the others are only 3 cm high

from the seat to the floor.

A closer look. These chairs are 3,8 cm high from seat 

to the floor (The seat cusions not included). They can

still be bought in dollhouse shops and at Indiska here

in Sweden.

BRIO DOLLSHOUSE FURNITURE, BRIO DOCKSKÅPS MÖBLER, ARNE JACOBSEN, DOLLSHOUSE FURNITURE

Feel free to visit - Min Hemsida/My Homepage
http://lilsdolls.se/ about Dolls and Dollshouse

Want to show you some of my Brio dollshouse

furniture that I like so much.

If anyone wants to see more of  Brio and Arne

Jacobsen furniture, I have updated my

"Doll/Dollshouse" page with a lot of photos.

in the chapter "Dollshouses-Dockskåp".  See

Link above.

These Brio furniture are called "London".

Brio. These furniture are "The Swan chair and sofa". The "Egg" 

sittingchair", designed  by Arne Jacobsen . 

Three of my Brio dollshouse dolls

BRIO WALL CUPBOARD FOR MY BRIO DOLLHOUSE

Min Hemsida/My homepage -

http://lilsdolls.se/

Brio Wall Cupboard. Brio of Sweden   

Scandiavian design  

At last I bought this cupboard for one

of my Brio houses. Brio made these

also as kits that children could assemble 

themselves 

From Lilsdolls, Brio Dollhouse, Lundby Dollhouse

Hej/Hello

Feel free to visit my
Homepage/Hemsida,  about dolls and dollshouses

http://lilsdolls.se/

Idag skall jag packa upp mina BRIO-hus
och mina Lundby-hus. Det skall bli roligt.
Har inte hunnit med detta efter flytten.

Today I will start to unpack my old BRIO-
houses and the Lundby-houses. I still have
not done that after my move.

Example of the houses:

One of the old Lundby houses

One of the old Brio houses

The Stockholm house