ATUBAN Book Nook Kit, DIY Dollhouse Booknook Bookshelf Insert 3D Wooden Puzzle Bookend for Book/Room Decor, Miniature Model House

• 【Book Nook Kit】�� Theme: Film Darkroom. The DIY book nook kit takes you back to the old days of the film era with a complete darkroom setup. The dollhouse kit has two floors. The first floor is the shooting location, complete with antique cameras, film rolls, photos, picture frames, etc. The second floor is the darkroom where the film is developed, instantly transporting you back to that era of film photography. Can you even smell the familiar chemical aroma of developing film?

• 【Assembly Fun】�� DIY 3D Wooden Puzzle Dollhouse comes with parts and needs to be assembled, not a finished product. Even if you are a beginner, the color manual can guide you step by step to complete the miniature model kit. The DIY Bookshelf Insert kit is suitable for people over 14 years old. Therefore it is a great way to communicate with teenagers and adults, and It can also be a great challenge to your patience and a workout for your logical thinking.

• 【Bookshelf Insert /Room Decor 】�� Book nook is more than just a DIY bookend craft, also an exquisite collection and decoration. The miniature world contains rich scenes and a unique atmosphere. When you look at the filled with old feelings corner of the bookshelf, it can give you a warm mood.

• 【Enjoy Family Time】�� It's time to spend hours a day assembling the book nook kits for adults. Keep your patience and focus to develop a good habit for life. You will gain a great sense of achievement when you finish it. The bookshelf insert decor is a perfect gift for birthdays, anniversaries, holidays or any other special occasion. Share the joy of handmade and happy time with your loved ones!

Theme : Film Darkroom.

Are you a photography enthusiast? Do you miss the film era?

The DIY book nook kit takes you back to the old days of the film era with a complete darkroom setup.

The dollhouse kit has two floors. The first floor is the shooting location, complete with antique cameras,

film rolls, photos, picture frames, etc. The second floor is the darkroom where the film is developed,

instantly transporting you back to that era of film photography.

Can you even smell the familiar chemical aroma of developing film?