How it works
The set arrives in bare wood, so you are the ones who give it colour. There is no right order and no right ending.
The included assembly guide shows the way. The pieces click together without glue or tools.
Everything arrives in bare wood. Your child picks every colour, and there are no wrong choices.
No screen, no batteries and no right way to do it. The play finds its own direction.
The markers cover the old layer. The same toy can become a new story as often as you like.
A wooden dollhouse with a kitchen and a bedroom across two floors. Camilla moves in from day one, so the house is ready to play with straight away.
The counter has a hob and a sink, the cabinets have drawers that open, and the fridge stands at the end. Set for breakfast, lunch and everything in between.
The double bed has a floral duvet, the bedside tables stand on either side with a lamp, and the clothes hang on hangers in the wardrobe. When the day ends, the house settles down.
The set comes in uncoloured wood, so every room can have its own colour. Colour it with acrylic markers, pencils or paint, and feel free to add a new layer on top of the old one.
See the markersThe Roomies dollhouses are made from wood that is ready to be coloured straight away. The colour from the markers settles in layers, so you can colour over it again and again. There is no right order and no stroke that is wrong. Just let imagination run free.
The pieces click together without glue or tools. The count on each line is the pieces it is built from. Crateit markers are sold separately.
| Recommended age | Ages 5-9 recommended. Suitable from age 3, and assembled together with an adult. |
| Rooms in the set | Kitchen and bedroom across two floors |
| Assembled size | 48 × 52 × 24 cm |
| Number of pieces | 152 pcs. |
| Difficulty | Level 2 |
| Figure | Camilla, mum in the Roomies family |
| Weight | 3 kg |
| Material | MDF |
| Finish | Uncoloured. Colour it with markers, pencils or paint |
| Safety | Tested and certified to EN71 |
| Origin | Designed and made in Denmark |
| Care | Wipe with a dry or slightly damp cloth. |
| Item number | C1353 |
Yes, and that is part of the fun. The pieces click together without glue or tools, and the building instructions take you through it step by step. The set is meant to be assembled together with an adult.
The counter has a hob and a sink, the cabinets have drawers that open, and the fridge stands at the end. Set for breakfast, lunch and everything in between. The double bed has a floral duvet, the bedside tables stand on either side with a lamp, and the clothes hang on hangers in the wardrobe. When the day ends, the house settles down.
Yes. The house arrives uncoloured, and you can colour over it again and again with Crateit markers. The pigment settles in layers, so you can give the house a new story as often as you like.
It depends on what your child is into. Playful is the most classic choice. Nature and Forest give earth tones, and Pastel and Wonderland give more imaginative worlds.
1mm is for details like patterns, signs and small stamps. 3mm is for colouring whole surfaces such as walls and roof. Most people start with 3mm and add 1mm when the child starts drawing more precisely.
Yes. All four Roomies sets are 52 cm tall and 24 cm deep, so the houses can stand side by side as a larger home. The family grows with every set: Max in The Bubble Nest, Thomas in The Cloud Office and Emma in Couch & Crayons.
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The set is tested and certified to EN71 and is suitable from age 3. We recommend ages 5-9, where the child gets the most out of the whole set: the role play, the assembly and the colouring. Children under three should play under supervision.
In Denmark. The set is made at sheltered Danish workshops, where adults with special needs handle assembly and packing. Every set carries a story of craft, care and community.
Breakfast in Bed is the largest of the four Crateit Roomies houses: a kitchen and a bedroom across two floors, 152 pieces, designed and made in Denmark.
The house arrives in uncoloured MDF. That is not a shortcoming, it is the whole idea: the child decides what colour each room gets, and whether the roof gets a pattern. With Crateit markers the colour goes on in layers, so the house can be recoloured again and again.
The counter has a hob and a sink, the cabinets have drawers that open, and the fridge stands at the end. Set for breakfast, lunch and everything in between. The double bed has a floral duvet, the bedside tables stand on either side with a lamp, and the clothes hang on hangers in the wardrobe. When the day ends, the house settles down.
The 152 pieces click together without glue or tools. The instructions break the house into steps, so it is a job for child and adult together. Afterwards the house can be moved around the room without falling apart.
Camilla, mum in the Roomies family moves in here. The other houses in the series are The Bubble Nest, The Cloud Office, Couch & Crayons. All four houses are 52 cm tall and 24 cm deep, so they can stand side by side.
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