Eric Lansdown Artwork

21/09/2026

Do you see what we’re seeing?

17/09/2026

They’re finally here! These designs are known as type ons, which well be printing from over the next few weeks. Some of these designs are years in the making except for our logo which was made in the 1970s.

31/08/2026

Pushing towards the Kensington Dollhouse Festival now, we'll be there LIVE in London in just 3 months.

Our imagery is ready, frames are set and we'll be putting some columns and statues in the garden of our chateau.

We're so happy to see our profile up on the London Kensington Dollhouse online showcase too, really great stuff on there! https://dollshouseshowcase.com/the-showcase/showcase/

19/08/2026

We're still here working more than ever really with new apprentices and interns from literally all over the world.

The London Dollshouse Festival just announced their Online Showcase and we’re in it!

The showcase opens up at 11.00 BST on Friday 28th August and runs until 17.00 BST on Thursday 3rd September, check the link in bio for their online catalog collection (ps. We’re at page 27).

This will officially introduce us into the UK marketplace - if anything could!

10/08/2026

10/08/2026

I’ll be getting some help posting about the last few weeks after the edit and some time off after that marathon but we’ll make deadline for the magazine!

10/08/2026

Wednesday

03/04/2026

London Show Planning, 2026

SPIRIT OF CHRISTMAS
OLYMPIA LONDON
2-8 NOV

KENSINGTON HALL
DOLLHOUSE SHOW
28 & 29 NOV

26/02/2026

“What does 50 years of mastery look like?”

Welcome to Creative Reflections — a new series where Eric shares the lessons, techniques, and philosophy behind a lifetime devoted to craftsmanship.

From an illustrious career in San Francisco to a medieval village in the South of France, Eric Lansdown has spent over five decades perfecting the art of dollhouse making.

Situated in a historic medieval fortress, Eric Lansdown Arts produces handmade dollhouses that weave together decorative techniques with traditional craftsmanship, classical design, and fine art. Eric’s work has been featured in publications including Architectural Digest, The New York Times, Elle, and Vogue.

This is more than miniature.
This is legacy.
This is Eric Lansdown.

Episode 2: Where is the architectural inspiration coming from?
Architecture has always been the heart of Eric’s work — yet its influence is never static.

Today, his inspiration is deeply rooted in the Mediterranean: the quiet elegance of the South of France, the warmth of aged stone, hand-forged iron balconies and the historic southern architecture.

Alongside this, there is a continual dialogue with Italian Neoclassicism — symmetry, harmony and proportions. The architectural beauty of cities such as Florence and Rome.

As his atelier in the South of France continues to evolve, so too does the architectural narrative behind every piece. Each piece becomes a space where Eric unites regional heritage with classical discipline, giving form to both tradition and artistry.

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