How to Decorate a Victorian Doll House

Arrange your dollhouse furniture in the appropriate rooms. For example, claw-footed bathtubs should be placed in the bathroom. Choose rooms for bedroom furniture, and put kitchen furniture in the kitchen. Use dark wood furniture for an authentic Victorian style.

Measure rooms where you want wallpaper. During the Victorian period, William Morris Wallpaper was popular. It was mostly floral, and you can recreate the same look by buying floral paper from an art store or re-purposing vintage-looking gift wrap.

Cut your floral paper into the measured size. Gently remove the furniture from the room where you want the wallpaper, and glue the paper into place. Bedrooms and living rooms are good places for wallpaper.

Measure windows on your dollhouse where you want to add curtains. The Victorian period was a time of lavish fabrics, and you can find velvets or thick fabric to make curtains for your house.

Cut to the measured window sizes and glue the top of the curtain around a toothpick or skewer stick. Then, glue the window treatment into place over your dollhouse's window.

Cut lace to put on tables and sofas inside the house. Glue gilded-framed mirrors on walls in the living room. Cut rugs from leftover fabric for the living room and bedrooms.

Place dollhouse flowers and vases in the dining room and living room. Add any other accessories you have into your dollhouse.