Barbie’s Dreamhouse was all her own — Ken was not on the deed. 1962 ... Furniture appears inside. A vintage Barbie doll puts a record on, ... Barbie’s first home was prophetic in one way: ...

The Home You Own How 6 top designers would make Barbie’s house even dreamier. We asked Jonathan Adler, Sheila Bridges, Bobby Berk and other big-name designers to create a new space for an iconic ...

Sure, Barbie is a kid’s toy at heart, but that doesn’t mean you can’t channel her undeniable sense of glamour into your home. So’Home has just the thing with this chic side table.

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On "Barbie Dreamhouse Challenge," HGTV stars competed to turn a home into a real Barbie Dreamhouse. Teams of designers transformed rooms to look like Barbie Dreamhouses from different decades. The ...

Jonathan Adler is a potter, a designer of modern furniture and accessories, and a Barbie expert.Adler created a real-life Malibu Barbie Dream House — a Malibu mansion, of course — for Mattel ...

1962 Barbie Dreamhouse. With angular furniture and a boxy television, the inaugural Dreamhouse feels like a 1962 time capsule. ... Barbie's first home might've been on the smaller side, ...

A Barbie fan has become an Instagram star for sharing her obsession with the color pink and creating her own real-life Barbie dream house. Bruna Barbie, from Curitiba, Paraná in Brazil, who used ...

A jaw-dropping all-pink Barbie Dream House just listed for $1.1 million—and it’s loaded with all the it ... Barbie surfboards, pink furniture and art. And it all comes with the sale of the home.

From a single-story cardboard house to a life-size, 3-story mansion, Barbie's home has come a long way Mattel inc. Barbie's life isn't complete without her Dreamhouse. Three years after the doll ...

The Dreamhouse designers did acknowledge the pandemic: Barbie had her own work-from-home station. Interiors and identity In 1980, Mattel introduced the first Black and Hispanic Barbies.