Miniature Solid Wood Chair

A plain solid wood chair for a dollhouse dining table or desk, sold as a single chair. It is the unglamorous piece a room needs several of, and because the shape is simple it drops in beside almost any table rather than dictating how the room looks, which makes it useful for filling out a dining set and for adding one more place at a desk. It is also the piece that lets a dining table grow from two places to four without the room having to be rethought.

The scale is the 1:12 dollhouse scale used across this range, so the chair sits at the same proportions as the tables it goes with. At this scale it looks like something a person would sit on rather than a stool borrowed from a smaller room. Because the shape is plain, it stays quiet in a scene and does not compete with the table it is drawn up to.

One price covers each chair: $8.99, with a compare-at figure of $11.99, and $8.99 is the entry price shown on the page. Four choices are listed, White, Chestnut, Mahogany and Unpainted blank, which is three finishes plus a bare one to take towards a scheme of your own. The 3 for $22.99 badge is worth knowing about, because a table needs more than one chair.

Four photographs come with this piece, and all four are filed as option images with no main product photos, so there is one picture per finish and the four can be compared side by side before you choose which goes with your room.

Because it is a single chair rather than a set, it works as an addition as much as a starting point: extra seating around a table that already has chairs, a chair drawn up to a desk, or one spare chair left at the side of a room. Mini Furniture covers the tables it goes with, and the four finishes mean a group of chairs can be kept uniform or mixed deliberately.

Solid pieces like this take handling well but still reward care. Lift the chair by the seat or the back rather than by a thin leg, set it down on a flat surface, and dust it with a soft dry brush rather than a damp cloth. Keep it out of long spells of direct sun so the finish stays even.