Miniature Kitchen Cabinet Set with Refrigerator

A run of kitchen cabinets for a dollhouse, made to stand against a wall at the 1:12 dollhouse scale used across the Mini Furniture range. A kitchen reads as a kitchen mostly from the wall that carries the units, so a run like this gives the room its shape and leaves the middle of the floor clear for a table or for a doll to stand in. Cabinet fronts at this scale carry the detail the room needs.

Two options are listed. The first is the four-piece cabinet set, labelled with an alternate view, at $74.99 and a compare-at figure of $95.99. The second is the cabinet set with refrigerator at $94.99, with a compare-at figure of $121.99, and that is the option that adds the refrigerator to the same cabinet set. The entry price is shown as From $74.99 and the price badge reads Options priced above, so the two figures are the ones to weigh against each other. Two photographs come with this piece, one for each option.

The cabinet run is the fixed part of the room, and the rest of a kitchen scene can be arranged around it: a table and chairs from Mini Furniture, a stove from another kitchen piece, or a refrigerator bought on its own from the separate double-door refrigerator page if you would rather take the four-piece set and add the cold side later.

Where the run goes decides the rest of the room. Along one wall it leaves a broad floor for a dining table; taken along two walls it separates a working side from an eating side. The four cabinets can stand together as one run or be spaced along the same wall, which is worth remembering if the room box is small or the doorway is close to a corner. If the whole run is going in, it helps to set the cabinets out along the wall before adding a table, since the floor left over decides what will sit beside them.

Set the pieces down on a flat surface and check that they sit level before you place anything beside them, and lift each one by its body rather than by a thin front edge. Dust with a soft dry brush instead of a damp cloth, and a light pass over the front is all the cleaning these need. Keep the run out of direct sun so the front faces stay even in colour from one end to the other, and put the cabinets back in the same order when the scene is rebuilt.