Dollhouse Furniture Becomes Life Size

In my original post about the superfab Leifsdottir display on Bloomingdale's second floor, I took you through Leifsdottir's dollhouse.





There was some controversy because the dollhouse was removed and then later moved to a high shelf on the selling floor so you couldn't see the stylin' furniture inside. Now the furniture from the dollhouse is life size at Bloomingdale's. See it to believe it!

SuperFab Sofa

Wonderful Wardrobe

Cute Clothes

More Cute Clothes

I adore the clothes above, but some of the Leifsdottir sweaters and jackets have too much going on and look a little old-ladyish.



Because this line originated at Anthropologie, you can get these clothes there or on Anthropologie's website as well.

U r 24K!

xoxo,
Krom

Bloomingdale's House Is a Very, Very, Very Fine House

Listen while you look at the pics.

In the middle of the 2nd floor of Bloomingdale's sits a very fine house.

Upon closer examination, the house is made by Leifsdottir, a Scandinavian surname meaning the daughter of Leif.

In February of this year, Anthropologie launched this new line of clothing. To be honest, I noticed the house and not the clothing so I'll have to go back for another looksee!

The Interior

The Salon

The Dining Room

The Bedroom

Sitting Area in the Bedroom

Pretty superfab, huh?

All this house needs is two cats in the yard.

U r 24K!

xoxo,
Krom