step inside this doll house exhibition
Big kids, little kids – this one’s for you. Doll House: Miniature Worlds of Wonder is a rather curious exhibition featuring all things miniature, including more than 40 doll houses, furniture and accessories. The oldest little abodes on display date back to the 1880s, which is pretty darn cool (and a teensy bit creepy), if you ask us.
The National Trust of Australia (Victoria) is putting on the exhibition with the help of some ace miniature artists. One such artist is Liz Sonntag (aka Tinky), whose fun dioramas pair vintage and discarded objects with minuscule characters. “Working on the Doll House exhibition has been a great opportunity for me to share my passion while being able to make people smile at the sight of some of the exaggerated scenes in my work,” Tinky says.
Melburnians have until January 30 to pop in on the exhibition at Como House in South Yarra. Head this-a-way to nab a ticket.
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