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Travel between floors on the sleek child-activated elevator -- when Barbie® doll (sold separately) reaches the second floor, the rooftop opens up for a truly fun surprise complete with a colorful pop-up umbrella! The kitchen and living room occupy the first floor; the bathroom and bedroom are on the second; there’s even a closet upstairs for Barbie doll to hang her fashions!
Fun features: This house actually has a garage with a garage door so Barbie can park her car! This is the first Barbie house with this feature. It also had a TV with a flip-down feature so you could insert a smartphone and play your own videos. This house is highly reminiscent of the Barbie townhouses of the ‘70s with its 3-story structure and elevator operated by a pull string. Note: this article only covers Barbie houses branded as “Dream” houses. It is not a comprehensive guide to all Barbie houses.) This house is a recolored version of the 2009 house. It is still mainly pink, but uses more blue and purple accents. Updated graphics also help give this house a fresh look. Released in 1964, Barbie’s new Dreamhouse was more detailed than the original, with a two-room setup, kitchenette, patio and more. Although still made of cardboard, this house has many clever features that would become standard for Barbie houses in years to come!Four rooms and a rooftop lounge, all with realistic details, make Barbie doll’s newest home ultra-deluxe. A contemporary swinging chair in the living room opens up so Barbie doll can swing on the inside or the outside of the house. Fun features: This house has a real sliding door to the patio! It also came with a TV with removable screens and cabinets and closets with doors that can be opened and closed.
Four rooms and a rooftop lounge, all with realistic details, make Barbie® doll’s newest home ultra-deluxe. Three deluxe stories of play space make this Barbie townhouse home to all kinds of storytelling fun! A contemporary swinging chair in the living room opens up so Barbie® doll can swing on the inside or the outside of the house.This is the titular Dreamhouse of the “Barbie: Life in the Dreamhouse” series! As such, it’s appropriately large, glamorous and well-furnished. It’s three stories and boasts six distinct rooms and a balcony.
Fun features: Some of the voice-controlled features include the elevator, the front door and a staircase that turns into a slide. If that’s not the coolest thing, I don’t know what is.Fun features: The construction of this house meant it could be used as a carrying case, making it easy to bring dolls and a play scene to playdates! This Dreamhouse is Barbie’s first Smart Home. While many of the previous houses have had light and sound features, this is the first Barbie house that is voice-controlled.
Fun features: This house has an open plan and huge "skylights," making it easy to play with. The three sections are also separate, allowing them to be used separately or rearranged for a custom play experience. This house is an updated version of the pink Victorian house. It came with updated furniture and significantly more accessories. It should be noted that while this house also has an elevator, its elevator is not battery-operated. Over the past 60 years, Barbie’s Dreamhouse has transformed from a simple fold-out studio with cardboard furniture to a three-story abode with a pool, elevator and light and sound features. Fun features: This house has many of the same features as the ‘95 house, including the dresser/vanity that folds down to become a bathtub and the extending counter in the kitchen. A fun new addition, however, is a Kelly-sized swing on the front porch. The Barbie Dream Cottage echoes the styling of the ‘79 Dreamhouse in color scheme and furnishings, but at a significantly smaller size.Barbie’s first Dreamhouse was this cute fold-out house with a studio layout. This is the only Barbie house Mattel has done reproductions of — there have been two reproductions of this house so far! The kitchen and living room occupy the first floor; the bathroom and bedroom are on the second; there’s even a closet upstairs for Barbie® doll to hang her fashions! Fun features: This house is almost identical, feature-wise, to the 2009 house. Something of note is both houses include a shower instead of a tub, most likely for space reasons. Most Dreamhouses up to this point had tubs instead of showers, if a bathroom was included at all. Fun features: New features of this house include a claw-foot tub, a small sink and mirror and a crib for Krissy, Barbie’s baby sister. Fun features: The new color scheme and updated furnishings give this house a completely different vibe than the ‘79 house.
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