Plastic Fantasy & Sci-Fi Fairy Garden

Cute and whimsical. Nestled under a gardenia bush with fairy lights My little grandson always has to say hello to the garden fairies. Nice addition to any garden.

Cute hobbit house. The Hobbit House is nice. It’s plastic coated resin, seems weather proof, at least for a little while. I put it in a shade garden for my grands, where it is sheltered under an eave and a tree. The wooden door opens on a hinge, although I’ll need to add a door stop. And the fake moss on the roof looks so very cute in the garden.

So cute! The door actually opens, too. You could do up the inside with dollhouse furniture for extra cuteness.

reminds me of the houses in the movies about hobbits. i love it.

Adorable and a great addition to my fairy garden!

This hobbit house looks very nice, and is a nice size for me. Not as tiny as other garden houses I own. It seems it will hold up nice in seasonal weather. The only flaw I found upon arrival, was it is not child friendly. When you open the door, mine has sharp unfinished edges. Can easily slice a finger. So, if you have children who may play with it, I do not recommend purchading this, unless you find a way to get rid of the edges. I like it enough that I am going to try to file it smooth.

I don't really love this, because it's bigger than I expected (my bad, I didn't pay attention to measurements;) and looks more "modern" than my other fairy houses. However, pretty sure a fairy family has already moved in, (though they have invisible furniture.) It's "spacious" inside, so if you're artsy, you could actually decorate inside there. The door opens but I feel that it could easily snap off, so I'm just leaving it as is. This fairy home would be much cuter if it were a half or a third as large, just my humble opinion.

Adorable, and fits great in my garden.

This is a very nice addition to my garden!

My granddaughter loved this. It’s going in their home garden