Pezza Minis

Dollhouse

Designers and Miniature Artists

Where Miniatures Tell a Story

And Smart Lasers Build a Business

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Handcrafted Dollhouse Patterns and Miniature Furniture Patterns

At Pezza Minis, we bring imagination to life—one tiny detail at a time. We are a small creative studio that designs dollhouse furniture patterns and custom dollhouse patterns to be used with laser cutters, engravers, printers & creative tools for makers and pros

Whether you're starting a new hobby, restoring a family heirloom, or dreaming up a one-of-a-kind miniature space, we’re here to make it happen.

What We Offer

  • Miniature Furniture Patterns – Our exclusive designs are available for DIY enthusiasts

  • Dollhouse Patterns – DIY to use with laser cutters, engravers & creative tools for makers and pros.

Testimonials

  • "Absolutely stunning work! Pezza Minis built a front yard library to match our home, complete with miniature details that wow everyone who stops by. It's a conversation starter and a true piece of art. Pezza Minis is also happy to share their patterns with anyone interested in starting their own miniature business. See the Licensing Agreement above for more details."

    Eagle Rock,  California 

  • "An old dollhouse was gifted to Pezza Minis by a family hoping for a little repair. It was to be used by a Grandmother whose Granddaughters would visit and play in her room. The house ended up receiving a full transformation and was lovingly renamed “Grandma’s House” with a sign on the front. Family photos of the Grandchildren were hung on the walls, and Grandma personally unwrapped the restored furniture and set everything up. A few days later, happy with the setup, she revealed it to her overjoyed young Granddaughters.."

    Jarrell, Texas

  • "The custom dollhouse Pezza Minis made for my daughter’s birthday was an Italian bakery called ‘The Pasticceria.’ It featured loaves of rustic bread, flour-dusted tables, a stone oven, a tiny baker, a register filled with Lira, and shelves full of jams, olive oil, and vinegar. Looking at it, you could almost smell the fresh bread!"

    Castaic, California