The mirror makes it so stunning

It's really so pretty. There are a lot of lights.

As soon as I saw the product photos of this Japanese-themed book nook, I was sold! 🍣 A sushi shop, 🍶 an izakaya (Japanese pub), 🍡 a dessert shop, 🧺 a bathhouse, and 🛏 an inn—five little shops in total. My favorite is definitely the dessert shop—it’s packed with cute little items! I added a sunset lamp myself, and the result was amazing! The warm orange and cool blue glow look so good ✨✨.

Altogether, it took me about two full days to finish. Aside from some very tiny pieces that really tested my glue skills, the main structure wasn’t too difficult. Just make sure to follow the instruction manual in order! I didn’t so accidentally installed one of the rooftops wrong 🥲 Thankfully it didn’t cause any major issues.

Only complaint is that a few of the decorations had faded paint 😂

This is probably a model that would bring Van Gogh to tears! The design has reimagined and recreated the scene from Van Gogh’s famous painting through sound effects, interior setting, and the scenery outside the window.

Finished in two to three hours, was quite simple, and I assembled it pretty quickly. The screen display that moves with music was absolutely amazing—sending my biggest compliments!

A book nook that I, as a cat lover, would want to live in haha

Is anyone else unable to resist these little glass jars like I am? I just love them at first sight—especially that teardrop-shaped one with all the textures 🤩
The build itself isn’t very complicated—the fiddly part is definitely all the tiny bottles and jars. But the end result is really beautiful, so I still totally recommend it!

But a word of warning! When assembling the bottles, and especially when attaching them to the table, make sure they’re securely glued (use super strong glue), or they might fall off later when you're putting together the exterior walls.

Overall, it’s super pretty! Took me about an afternoon to finish~

It's hard not to love this bakery! Looks so cozy when the lights are on!

The bygone innocent days… Did you ever imagine the ceiling fan in the classroom falling down when you were a student? I was always afraid to sit under the ceiling fan lol. Oh yea and amazing kit

This is a belated Mother’s Day gift, but imagining the look of surprise on my mom’s face when she receives it makes all the waiting worthwhile. This miniature is full of details: the sewing machine not only looks good, but its wheel can actually turn. The storage drawers are filled with thread spools and folded fabrics. I also added my own tiny accessories—mini reading glasses, an embroidery hoop, tailor's chalk for marking patterns, an unfinished scarf, and balls of yarn in a basket—to make the whole scene feel even more realistic. When I finally turned on the lighting, this felt like I was weaving my love for my mom in every detail!

You thought this was just a recreation of Van Gogh’s classic painting? It’s also a white noise machine! There are six sound effects to choose from, and the timer shut-off function makes it perfect for sleep. I love the sound of cicadas.
The LCD screen displays Van Gogh’s Starry Night—and it’s animated, which is super cool.

The assembly experience is really good, and the finished product is also very beautiful.

It's so fun hahaha, but you need to be patient although I find it quite stress-relieving.

Not only does it have sound, but the window also has a screen—so much fun!

This kit isn't difficult, and it looks really good. I like it a lot.