Never fear our stocks are low but more Lundby stock arrives the first week of February! Read More

More chances to win with the Total Girl giveaway this December just go to www.totalgirl.com.au/comps to some great competitions including our wonderful Lundby Stockholm Doll House. Read More

Shop 4 Kids Summer issue is literally bursting with Lundby Smaland and to make it even more tempting there's a chance to win a new Lundby Smaland Doll House so don't forget to enter! Read More

If you've been looking for Lundby Stockholm in New Zealand then you'll be pleased to know that it's now available from Whitcoulls and also from IQ Toys. Read More

I have been on a search for good value toys to add to my children’s Christmas stockings, but I am being guided by an ulterior motive: I want to encourage my children away from the television and towards quality playtime together. I was therefore very pleased to find out about the Plasto range of high quality plastic toys. Designed in Finland, these toys are bright, bold and simple to use – perfect! Read More

We have a wonderful range of sand toys from Plasto made in Finland. Read More

If you're in the area then Bambini on Darling has a wonderful window display of Lundby Stockholm. Of course, we may be a little biased but anyway the countdown is on so don't miss out!

If you're wanting to expand the Lundby experience that check out http://www.everydaycook.com.au/?s=lundby Read More

If you're in the Newcastle area, then check out Frontline Hobbies new toy department and of course what has pride of place as you walk in but Lundby! Read More

Now you can enjoy the convenience of purchasing Lundby from Kidstuff in Chatswood and from Bambini on Darling in Balmain in Sydney and from Toyworld Mountain Gate in Melbourne. Read More

You've never seen a fresher looking doll's house than the beautiful new Lundby Smaland pictured in the latest Bambini surrounded by bright spring flowers. Read More

Total Girl's fashion shoot in this September issue features a close up of the Lundby Stockholm Doll's House room by room! Read More

We thought you might like to see how Lundby doll's houses have evolved over the decades - always remaining inimitably contemporary. If you have a photo of your Lundby doll's house from last century (!) then please submit it to receive a $10 online gift voucher.

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Lundby, the world's oldest manufactured doll's house, is now available in Australia. While many doll's houses are twee and old-fashioned, Lundby lifestyle doll's houses are so realistic you'll be tempted to move in yourself! Each Lundby Doll's House blends traditional, tiny details, with contemporary layout and accessories, and even child-safe lighting (pioneered by Lundby).

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For Sale: Architect-designed, interior decorated luxury home. Sophisticated aesthetic, spacious, all mod cons, ideal family living. Pool optional. Price: $164.95-$199.95. Made you blink, didn't I! But seriously, what adult wouldn't like to super-size a Lundby doll's house and move into it themselves? Lundby don't just make houses for dolls, their creations reflect contemporary life and design down to the finest details.

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Saturday 11 October, 2008 saw the opening of the dolls' house exhibition "Playing House" at the Canberra Museum & Gallery by the Swedish Ambassador. The exhibition compiled by Anna-Maria Sviatko features contemporary dolls' houses from the period 1957 to 2007.

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Celebrating 60 years of Lundby of Sweden Dollhouses, 1947-2007. A village named Lundby served as the cradle and the namesake for a very successful dollhouse company. Lundby of Sweden was established after World War II by Axel and Grete Thomsen in the northern part of Gothenburg. The company later designated 1947 as its official start-up year. Read More

Check out these useful links to other web sites that we find both interesting and useful.

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Collector Anna-Maria shares the main differences you can use for dating a Lundby Gothenburg house. Check the stairs, wooden banisters were superseded by plastic in the mid '70s, from mid to late ‘70s the trim around the front was brown. From  the late '70s onwards it was white Read More