LOL Surprise OMG House – New Real Wood Doll House with 85+ Surprises | 3 Stories, 6 Rooms including Elevator, Tub, Pool, Patio, Living Room, Kitchen, Piano Bedroom, Bathroom, and Fashion Closet

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How well do you know the L.O.L. Surprise! world? Test your knowledge with B.B. Wood Squares! Explore cool mini games - look for stylish clothes, dance at a fun disco party, jump with pets, dress up BBs, and color cute pictures to decorate the house with! A TIMELESS GIFT - give your child their first dolls house young children and toddlers of all ages will have fun roleplaying and playing pretend with this classic toy - the ideal Christmas gift or Birthday present This doll house doubles as a veritable pet palace, and even includes a puppy figure! Furry friends will have a blast with the pet elevator, pet slide and pool, pet bed, doggie door and pet house.​​

Davies googled it and realized it was by Paul Rudolph, an architect best known, and not universally beloved, for his 1960s Brutalist public works in concrete, including Yale’s Art and Architecture Building and Boston’s Government Services Center. The Milam house, which Rudolph always said was his favorite, represents an important turning point in the architect’s career: It was the last house of nearly 60 he would build in Florida, and one of his first buildings to use dramatic forms in concrete. It is iconic enough to have been used for the cover image on the 2002 book Paul Rudolph: The Florida Houses. Welcome to the Barbie Dreamhouse, where 360-degree play inspires endless fun! This updated version of the iconic doll house features an open design, premium features and 75+ storytelling pieces. The 2 stories feature 6 rooms -- a kitchen, dining room, living room, bedroom, bathroom and outdoor patio -- plus transformation features make some rooms 2-in-1 WORLD-OF-PLAY FOR DOLLS OF ALL SIZES: Pair this doll house with the L.O.L. Surprise City Cruiser and the L.O.L. Surprise Glam N’ Go Camper to create an entire world for all your LOL Surprise OMG fashion dolls, Tweens and Tots

With a big footprint and lots of pieces, this Barbie dollhouse makes a great gift for kids ages 3 years and older The House of Seven Levels, as the residence was called, had ceiling heights and floor levels that varied to create spaces both cozy and dramatic. Courtesy Paul Rudolph Heritage Foundation Right from the start, kids can spend hours exploring ten different play areas: a kitchen, living room, dining room, bedroom, bathroom, closet, bonus room, balcony, pool and the biggest slide yet.​

Measuring an impressive 3 feet tall and 4 feet wide and featuring 3 stories, 8 rooms, all-angle play, a working elevator and pool with slide, the Barbie Dreamhouseencourages young imaginations to move into this dollhouse and set up a dream home The road ahead for Davies and the Milam house is full of potential pitfalls. Just ask serial renovators Craig Bassam and Scott Fellows, of the lifestyle company BassamFellows. They are about to start their sixth modern project, a Long Island beach house designed by Julian and Barbara Neski, after restoring Philip Johnson’s Hodgson House and the Schlumberger Administration Building, both in Connecticut, and a Crombie Taylor house in Rancho Mirage, California. GROUND FLOOR: Discover the Living Room with flip sofa, arcade station, and film room, Diner with counter table, and Drive-Thru areaRudolph has recently been in the news because a number of his buildings have been demolished, including the Burroughs Wellcome headquarters in Durham, North Carolina, and the Shoreline Apartments in Buffalo, New York. Advocates for Rudolph’s work had been worrying that the Milam residence would meet the same fate ever since Teresa Milam, Arthur’s widow, put it on the market in 2017. Imaginations can move right in to the Barbie Malibu House -- the dollhouse opens to create a play space more than 2 feet wide

She also questions having a solid wall, apart from a tiny pass-through, between the kitchen and the living room. “One of the articles said they had an opening so you could look out to the ocean from the kitchen, but I don’t think anybody would really enjoy that today.”

More than 25 accessories can be arranged and rearranged to explore design or tell a story -- some pieces have a handle a doll can hold and/or plug-and-play design to let kids immerse themselves in role-play and storytelling LOTS OF ROOMS TO EXPLORE; Barbie Dreamhouse has 8 rooms set over 3 stories, plus a working elevator and pool with slide; All-angle play will help encourage your children’s creative side