Alice's Tea Store Diy Miniature House Kit

"Drink Me."

A teal green storefront with gold lettering: ALICE TEA STORE. The subtitle, painted just below: "Never-Ending Tea Party." A black crow perched on the sign, holding a little "Drink Me" flag. A golden teapot and teacup decorating the roofline. The White Rabbit in his playing card waistcoat standing at the door, trumpet in hand, as if announcing that you are finally, after all this time invited.

Inside: a tiered cake stand glittering under warm lights, a samovar on the counter, playing cards scattered across the checkerboard floor, a heart-shaped mirror on a wallpapered wall, an enormous clock ticking in the side display window, and purple butterflies that somehow ended up here, as things in Wonderland often do.

Alice's Tea Store is the Alice in Wonderland miniature house you didn't know you needed and now you can't imagine your shelf without it.

Product Details

• Number of Pieces: 136 pieces
• Assembled Size: 200 × 138 × 220 mm
• Package Size: 210 × 65 × 266.5 mm
• Assembly Time: Approximately 10 hours
• Lighting: Warm LED integrated
• Style: Alice in Wonderland / Wonderland tea shop / Victorian whimsy
• Format: Miniature house / shelf decoration
• Not Included: Glue, batteries, tools
• Recommended Age: 14+ (under 14 with adult supervision)

Step Through the Door The Tea Party That Never Ends

The Mad Hatter's tea party is one of the most iconic scenes in all of children's literature. Lewis Carroll published Alice's Adventures in Wonderland in 1865, and the image of a long outdoor table set with mismatched china, a hare, a dormouse, and a very particular idea about time has never stopped being relevant. Alice's Tea Store reimagines that scene as a permanent, welcoming establishment open every hour, every day, for anyone who needs a good cup of something and a break from the ordinary rules of reality.