Vintage Dollhouse Remodel Part V: Bath + Laundry Room

See the Complete Vintage Dollhouse Makeover Series: Part I Vintage Dollhouse, Part II Exterior, Part III Boy’s RoomPart IV Girl’s RoomPart V Laundry / BathroomPart VI Living Room, Part VII Kitchen, Part VIII Play Room + Final Reveal

This week in my vintage dollhouse makeover series I bring you the remodeled bath and laundry room: two rooms that normally don’t get a lot of love in a dollhouse! I was determined to take on the challenge though – my girls’ dolls use this room quite a bit…

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I was inspired by these sets from Le Toy Van, Hape and Daisylane:

Le Toy Van Furniture. VIntage Dollhouse Remodel: Bathroom and Laundry Room for less than $10 | www.fivemarigolds.com Daisylane Furniture. VIntage Dollhouse Remodel: Bathroom and Laundry Room for less than $10 | www.fivemarigolds.com Hape Furniture. VIntage Dollhouse Remodel: Bathroom and Laundry Room for less than $10 | www.fivemarigolds.com

So cute! However, on my tight budget I chose to use this very inexpensive set to make over myself. This room is small (but about right for a 40’s home!), so I was only able to fit the toilet, sink and shower.

While I’d originally planned to paint the furniture blues and greens to replicate my inspiration sets, I kept it pink and painted the wood white. I added more color to the room by adding a colorful shower curtain, wallpaper, and a bath mat made from a scrap of minky fabric. I floored it with black and white check card stock “tile.”Vintage Dollhouse Remodel: Bathroom and Laundry Room | www.fivemarigolds.com

Vintage Dollhouse Remodel: Bathroom and Laundry Room | www.fivemarigolds.com

About those awkward doors in the back? Open them up to find the laundry room!Vintage Dollhouse Remodel: Bathroom and Laundry Room | www.fivemarigolds.com

I used the shelves from the bathroom set and the washing machine from this set (more about that later!) and gave them a paint job. I used scrap fabric for linens, and craft wire and leftover clothespins (used here and here) for the clothesline. My daughter’s Shopkins bag works great a laundry tote, don’t you think?

I added scrapbook paper to the back of the doors and the back wall for color. The artwork is from two free printables (pinned here) I that I shrunk to scale .Vintage Dollhouse Remodel: Bathroom and Laundry Room | www.fivemarigolds.com

Vintage Dollhouse Remodel: Bathroom and Laundry Room | www.fivemarigolds.com

Price Breakdown: Bath and Laundry Room

  • Wallpaper and tile: $0*
  • Furniture: $7.18 **
  • Art and accessories: $0.00 *
  • TOTAL = $7.18

*Used materials I already had on hand.

**Some furniture for this room was pieced together from sets from other rooms, and will be reflected in those posts.

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See the Complete Vintage Dollhouse Makeover Series: Part I Vintage Dollhouse, Part II Exterior, Part III Boy’s RoomPart IV Girl’s RoomPart V Laundry / BathroomPart VI Living Room, Part VII Kitchen, Part VIII Play Room + Final Reveal

This blog shows a room-by-room vintage dollhouse remodel on a budget! | Five Marigolds

10 thoughts on “Vintage Dollhouse Remodel Part V: Bath + Laundry Room

  1. Lou Lou Girls says:

    Cute! Pinned and tweeted! Thank you so much for sharing this with us at our linky party. We hope to see you next Monday @ 7 because we can’t wait to see your new creations! Happy Sunday! Lou Lou Girls

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