Imaginarium My Corner Dollhouse

This doll house is wonderful! My children are 4 and 6. It's the perfect size for their Barbies and Disney Princess dolls. I was surprised at how big it is vs. how little space it takes up since it fits in the corner. They have tons of room to play but it's not filling up half of the room. The furniture is great and very sturdy. My only "complaint" is that the top floor of the house is up too high for my youngest to reach without a stool. I had to impress upon her the importance of using the stool and not trying to climb the shelves/floors. It does anchor to the wall but the floors of the house are not sturdy enough to support the weight of a child.

This was a bit larger than we thought it would be. My (very tall) 3 year old can't reach the top shelf or see it but it is a great little dollhouse. The furniture it comes with is pretty sturdy and the perfect amount!

Perfect just as described. It's a great space saver and my grandchildren love it 😃

I bought this for my 3 year old granddaughter and she loves it!

Our daughter loves to play with this dollhouse. It fits nicely into the corner of her playroom which frees up a lot of space for she and her friends to play.

My daughter is 4 years old an loves playing with her doll house.

I am so happy I decided to purchase this dollhouse! I was concerned that it would be too small when comparing it to other imaginarium houses. It is actually quite large. My two children have no trouble playing at the same time. It is a perfect fit with Barbie dolls. It was fairly easy to assemble and seems sturdy. Will also be a great space saver in the corner.

Overall, I'm really, really happy with this dollhouse.Edit: I was happy with this when we got it a year ago, but the back "walls" have slipped out of place and there is no way to put them back in without disassembling the entire thing. Also, my daughter pulls on the "floors" to get herself up and you can see it starting to sag slightly. I'm worried one of these days the floors will fall right out, break in half, or sag so much it'll be unusable. Next time I'd go with a sturdy plastic. That said, it still looks very nice after a year and it survived a move too.Pros:- Very well built wood doll house with only a few plastic pieces. Far better quality than the Wal-Mart entertainment center we own.- Great size. I was surprised at how big this doll house is- at about 4 1/2 feet tall. My 3 year old and her younger sibling will have a tough time playing in the "attic" but I think they'll grow into it. It is also shallow, so while it looks large and has a lot to it, it doesn't take up a lot of room. [Edit: my kids are 3 and nearly 5 and still prefer to play with their Little People House over this.]- Easy to assemble. I did this by myself, with minimal help (asking my husband to hold a board in place while I screwed the sides). The pieces are all numbered and tagged clearly and the screws are colored, numbered, and separated. The only issue I had with assembling was the roof. As a time, only the longer rectangular white piece gets screwed between the three roof pieces. The other four semi-matching ones are screwed at the bottom where they attach to the rest of the house.- It comes with a few basic pieces of furniture, which are all well built hard wood pieces (not particle board). My kids play with the furniture outside the house.Cons:- Lack of room to add more furniture.- Dolls. It doesn't come with any. The height of the rooms are good for Barbie dolls, but we don't do Barbies so I'm going to have to find another doll (this is probably not a problem for most of you!)- The walls are thin, so if you're not careful assembling it you will see the decorated part of the walls pull away from the board. It only happened in tiny, non-noticeable spots with ours during assembly. While it's well constructed, I don't know how long it'll last before it starts to peel. [Edit: After a year there is no peeling]