Dollhouse

Dollhouses are fun objects found in The Sims, The Sims 2, The Sims 3 and The Sims 4 that one or more Sims can play with. It is essentially the same in all games; the primary difference being that adults can use it in The Sims, while in the other games, teens and older can only use it by joining a child or toddler who is busy playing with it. In The Sims 2, The Sims 3 and The Sims 4, two toddlers, two children, or a child and a toddler can play with it together.

Playing with a dollhouse in The Sims 4 raises the creativity skill for children and the imagination skill for toddlers.

In The Sims 2 and The Sims 4, Sims can also smash the dollhouse and break it. In The Sims 2 toddlers will cry if they see a dollhouse being smashed, and in The Sims 4 children and toddlers will get a sad moodlet.

The name of the dollhouse in The Sims and The Sims 2 is a combination of Will Wright and Frank Lloyd Wright and is a reference to the original name of The Sims, which was "Dollhouse".

Will Lloyd Wright Doll House
Fun: 2

Will Lloyd Wright Dollhouse
Fun: 10

Sunnybrook Home Dollhouse
Fun: 7

Victorian Vikki Dollhouse
Fun: 7

Fashion Fortress of Justice
Note: This dollhouse is not available in buy mode, and can only be crafted using The Titanic Toy Machine from The Sims 3 Store. Once crafted, it can be sold for §300.

Home for Two Dollhouse
Fun: 6 Children only Toddlers only + Creativity skill + Imagination skill

Modern Life Dollhouse
Fun: 5 Children only Toddlers only + Creativity skill + Imagination skill

Realistic Princess Doll Castle
Fun: 6 Children only Toddlers only + Creativity skill + Imagination skill

Victorian Dollhouse
Fun: 7 Children only Toddlers only + Creativity skill + Imagination skill

Tiny Tot Treehouse
Fun: 5 Children only Toddlers only + Creativity skill + Imagination skill

Cardboard Castle Doll House by Green Games
Fun: 5 Children only Toddlers only + Creativity skill + Imagination skill