Come Visit Us at the Louisville Miniatures Club Show and Sale

The Louisville Miniatures Club presents their Annual Show and Sale, Saturday October 10 from 10am-4pm. The show is located at the Beargrass Christian Church Activity Building, 4100 Shelbyville Road, Louisville, KY. Come shop with us and find miniatures for your projects, miniatures for future projects, and a lot of inspiration! We hope to see you there!

The Museum Shop

Everything a miniaturist needs can be found: furniture, rugs, wallpaper, lamps, dolls, food, plants, and much more. Or, make your own miniatures with building materials, hardware, and lots of furniture kits. 

This is a representation of what is in our Museum Shop. Specific items may no longer be available. Please stop in to explore our exciting inventory!

When you visit the Museum Shop you will discover miniatures for every level, including kits for beginners, artisan pieces for experts, and souvenirs for non-miniaturists from one of the only in-person miniature shops in the country.

We have dollhouses, house kits, and room boxes that are located off-site for sale. For more information on these items, please call 317-575-9466.

What’s New

New Finds from Chicago

Shop Manager Kathy Birk recently visited the Tom Bishop Chicago International Miniatures Show and returned with some truly special pieces for the museum shop. One highlight is a beautifully detailed pastry shelf. Kathy purchased it from a friendly Italian vendor, despite the language barrier. They connected through hand gestures and smiles to complete the transaction.

She also picked up two lovely upholstered couch and chair sets that are sure to charm any miniature enthusiast. 

Come take a look–you won’t want to miss these new arrivals!

Wizard of Oz Dolls – $375 for the set

Cordless Miniature Lamps

The Museum is excited to be offering new cordless miniature lamps in our Museum Shop. Designed by Carl R. Sahlberg, Miniaturist-at-Large, these new lamps do not require wiring and are turned on and off by simply tapping the base of the lamp with a small silver wand. Imagine placing these lamps anywhere in your miniature setting, moving them around freely, and turning them on and off independently. Be sure and take a look the next time you are in!

Carl R. Sahlberg of Creative Reproductions 2 Scale is a master electrician and has worked on innumerable miniature displays throughout the United States, including many at the Museum of Miniature Houses. For more information about Carl and his lighting designs, visit his website: www.CR2S.com.