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Step into a world of mystery and grandeur with this magical DIY book nook - the Staircase Hall of Portraits. Inspired by otherworldly castles and libraries, this miniature scene features a labyrinth of winding staircases, glowing lanterns, and a gallery of portraits that seem to watch your every move. Every detail, from the arched doorways to the gothic-inspired frames, is crafted to spark imagination and wonder.
Perfect for fantasy lovers and bookworms alike, this intricate build offers hours of creative escape and a stunning result that transforms your shelf into a storybook world. Whether displayed as a standalone piece or nestled between your favorite novels, it brings a sense of whimsy and magical charm to any space.
🧩 What’s Included
Pre-cut pieces and miniature accessories
Step-by-step instructions manual
Opt for either classic static portraits or upgrade to dynamic ones for a magical, ever-changing display
🎨 Build Experience
Hours of relaxing creative building
A rewarding display piece you’ll love revisiting
📦 Shipping & Returns
Free returns within 7 days of delivery
Typically arrives in 5-10 business days
📐 Technical Details
Dimensions: 22.4cm x 21.7cm x 26.0cm
Materials: wood, paper, plastic, fabric
Staircases can be rotated by turning a knob, creating the illusion of shifting paths and ever-changing directions
A kit that’ll wear your hands down but totally worth it for Harry Potter fans! Remember the rotating staircase from Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry? It even comes with dynamic photo inserts, and the finished piece looks amazing! With built-in lighting, so it can double as a night light or bookend.
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Tilda
My coworker spent three days researching the perfect gift — and absolutely nailed it with this farewell present. I pulled two all-nighters to finish it!
I built my favorite, the Harry Potter-style rotating staircase! It's so beautiful!
The instructions were pretty bare-bones though, which wasn’t super convenient.
And the portraits? They actually change depending on the angle — so cool! They included plenty of extra materials too, probably in case any wood broke during assembly, which was such a thoughtful touch.
You can paint it yourself for a fully custom look, but I skipped that part since it would’ve taken too long.
Anyways, the more I look at it, the more I love it.
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Yuhan L.
Assembling the Hogwarts-style rotating staircase from small wooden boards, was tough on the hands. I thought I could finish it in one morning, but it ended up taking a full four days. The difficulty and complexity were way beyond what I expected. But it’s incredibly satisfying in terms of detail and has great playability.
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Noor Valencia
It's like a dream come true!
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Greta
Here's the assembled Hogwarts rotating staircase bookend. I’m completely in love with the final result.
It took nearly 15 hours in total, and I only contributed to 2 of those, the rest were done by my husband haha.
