In a troubled world, grown-ups find joy in doll's houses


By AGENCY

Attendees at the London Dollhouse Showcase.

A log burns in the hearth in the artfully lit drawing room. The armchairs look plush and inviting. Glasses and a bottle of wine stand ready as a grandfather clock keeps time.

It is all straight out of a glossy magazine and yet every carefully crafted item in the room could fit into the palm of one hand.

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