A Mid-Century Beauty
Kathy Holmes says her dollhouse is loosely based on the 1930s-40s, with some liberties taken. It took 3 years to build,
Kathleen Holmes posted a picture of the foyer of her Mid-Century dollhouse on her Facebook profile. The pictures is so eye-catching, which is the purpose of photography. I commented on her post, “Beautiful work made even better by good photography. The pictures of many good miniatures suffer from flat, frontal lighting. This photo draws the viewer in by lighting the background, creating depth and mystery. I love it.”
I chatted to Kathleen asking her to tell me the story of this miniature, and she replied, “I’hat’s the front hallway on the first floor of my dollhouse.My dollhouse is loosely in the time period of the 1930s-40s, but I sometimes take liberties with it, lol. If you haven’t seen pictures of it, I have loads on my wall under albums. All of the pictures in the last year are of my new dollhouse. I built it over a span of 3 years with lots of help from my husband.”
Hooray for husbands! Patrick helps me all the time, especially with photography. Here’s a link to a very smooth video entitled, “Kathleen’s Dollhouse.”
Susan