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| My Brio
house from the 70`s Furnished with a lot of Brio and Arne
Jacobsen furniture and lamps. The dolls are marked Brio. |
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Brio 1970īs Dollīs house *
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| My Brio
house from the 70`s Furnished with a lot of Brio and Arne
Jacobsen furniture and lamps. The dolls are marked Brio. |
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| The sides and the back of the house. This house has wooden panels on the upper parts of the sides. The lower part is painted. The back part is covered by a wallpaper with a picture of a house. One can see the electrical wires through it. |
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| These transformers does not fit into the
space in the back of these houses. You get to have it behind the cabinets. I think the space is made for a different kind of older general transformers. This is the only type of transformer that I have ever seen, that is marked Brio. |
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| Brio bedroom furniture with the "Egg" armchair. |
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| Livingroom right.. Brio dining furniture "Ewald" |
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| Livingroom
right. Brio sofa, amchair and table"London". The Swan armchair...... |
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| Brio kitchen. The Brio house
steel pins for the curtains is still there. |
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| Bathroom with white shower nozzle |
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| The
"Egg" armchair with foot stool. Sitting
furniture Brio "Moduline" with two tables. |
Brio
dollshouse. The same house as in the booklet
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| My Brio house from the 1976`s
furnished with Brio and Arne Jacobsen furniture and Brio Lamps |
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| The sides and the back of the house. This house has wallpaper as panels and bricks on both sides. The back part is covered by a wallpaper with a picture of a house. One can see the electrical wires through it. |
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| Brio bedroom |
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| Brio wall shelfs and the 7:an chair |
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| "The Swan sofas" and round tables |
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| Brio kitchen |
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| Wallcupboard for the kitchen, Brio Wall Cupboard. Some of the Brio furniture was also "sold as kits", that children could assemble themselves. For example these cupboards. "Brio of Sweden" |
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| Brio bathroom with black shower nozzle |
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| White Brio dining furniture and Cupboard "Djursholm" |
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| BRIO advertising, when the house was launched
in Germany in c 1971. It was in German, French and English. I show only the English text. |
"Keep away the dust from your dollhouses
that has no front doors".
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| Since I do not want a lot of dust in my dollhouses
I have made simple plastic covers for the cabinets fronts. The picture show how I have attached them on my Brio/Houses I have used postal clips and velcro to fasened my plastic covers. Easy to remove and put them back again when you want. I made a model/pattern of paper first. There are other ways to attach them, without damaging the edges of the houses. |
Link to my Brio furniture