Dollhouses With Detailed Wood Floors Raise Money For Maine Organizations

Plenty of wood floors have been installed in tight spaces, but Maine artist John Dulude is taking wood floor installations to tiny new levels.

Webber-Lefebvre American Legion Post 74

Dulude’s dollhouses and their wood flooring have drawn acclaim for their intricate details, WMTW reported. The 80-year-old retired insurance company owner builds the houses to help raise money for scholarships, charities and organizations like the American Legion.

The houses are made of mostly plywood, and each board of wood flooring is an individual stick, Dulude told WMTW.