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Breakfast in Bed

The big wooden dollhouse with a kitchen and a bedroom. 48 cm wide and 52 cm tall, with 152 pieces that click together without glue. The house can be coloured again and again.

Camilla cooks here and finishes her book before she gets up. There are hours of magical play in building it, colouring it and losing yourself in the characters of the universe, and the whole family can join in.

Crateit Roomies
  • +Builds social skills through role play
  • +Stacking trains spatial thinking
  • +Colouring trains fine motor skills
  • 3+år
  • Farves om igen og igen
  • Designet og produceret
75,16 € 75,16 €
559,20 kr.

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Crateit Roomies · Breakfast in Bed

Breakfast on the edge of the bed.

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.

152pieces
Number of pieces
2rooms
Rooms in the set
48×52×24cm
Assembled size
3+yrs
Recommended age
DK
Designed in Denmark
Crateit Roomies Breakfast in Bed, wooden dollhouse with a kitchen

Gathered around the table

The dining table sits in the middle of the kitchen, ready for breakfast, lunch and everything in between.

A Crateit Roomies dollhouse being coloured with markers

The child picks the colours

The set arrives in uncoloured wood. Colour it with acrylic markers, pencils or paint. Markers are sold separately.

Crateit Roomies Breakfast in Bed, wooden dollhouse with a bedroom

Goodnight upstairs

When the day is over, mum Camilla gets ready upstairs. The light goes out and the house settles down.

How it works

Four steps, and the rest is up to your child

The set arrives in bare wood, so you are the ones who give it colour. There is no right order and no right ending.

  1. 1

    Build

    The included assembly guide shows the way. The pieces click together without glue or tools.

  2. 2

    Colour

    Everything arrives in bare wood. Your child picks every colour, and there are no wrong choices.

  3. 3

    Play

    No screen, no batteries and no right way to do it. The play finds its own direction.

  4. 4

    Recolour

    The markers cover the old layer. The same toy can become a new story as often as you like.