For some reason, dollhouses always seemed like such a “modern” toy. Maybe Victorian era at its oldest. But to see such a beautiful and detailed thing, especially one so old, is absolutely amazing!

@Wakeupgrandowl

9 ай бұрын

It must be fascinating to See a display of them - something charming and bizarre about this one is the incredibly inconsistent scale despite excellent craftsmanship! So that it’s wonky and amateurish in appearance but still finely made. Funny thing.

@Tiberiotertio

7 ай бұрын

Oh they where around alright especially in now-a-day Netherlands. There is by the way a very well made movie that catchs just such a 17th century Dutch dollhouse and it´s story. It is called "The Miniaturist" should be easily findable on youtube.

I hate how stingy people are being about what counts as ASMR. This 100% counts - it would fit right in on the “unintentional ASMR” channel. When I heard them speaking I’m soft spoken tones, I got so excited. It’s perfect!

@thequeenoflc7846

7 ай бұрын

Plus it's also visual asmr.

@skatiesadiemator5948

4 ай бұрын

ASMR is a bodily response to noise and is in the senses of each individual listener. If rock music gives you ASMR it's ASMR..to you.

@Hevva67

3 ай бұрын

Eh, there’s nothing soft spoken about this?!

@p1ysaucedo

28 күн бұрын

It's not unintentional asmr. If you think that's what this is then you can watch almost any regular video on the internet and call it asmr. Their voices are too harsh/loud.

just two bros setting up a dollhouse

@Francisnotcis

4 ай бұрын

Me and who?? 🤔🤔

holy cow!!! I've never seen such an elaborate handmade dollhouse!!

@IrishAnnie

Жыл бұрын

Some doll houses cost more than a real home. One in Amsterdam took my breath away.

@IrishAnnie

Жыл бұрын

As old as it is, I can’t believe it’s survived…

Anyone else like „hey i know that chair“ ? In Bavaria we still have those exact chairs (with the heart in the back and everything) in our homes today.

@hiwakoo

Жыл бұрын

And the table too!

I don't care about the ASMR but PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE DO MORE DOLLHOUSE VIDEOS!!! ❤❤❤

@vamuseum

Жыл бұрын

There is a whole street of them at Young V&A, which you can see for yourself. Take a peek! www.vam.ac.uk/young

@Wakeupgrandowl

9 ай бұрын

I wish I could afford the ticket! So cool

Never seen 2 grown men having such fun with a dollhouse- lol😂 It’s gorgeous really!

@cillamoke

9 ай бұрын

My thoughts exactly, but it’s cute ❤

@anaunderman6234

8 ай бұрын

They are enjoying setting it up in precisely the way I would have a an 8yo girl. 😂💕

As a German, I can confirm that many of the houses in Germany still look like that

I vote it is a thing to be appreciated on its own merit as it is. It is an ASMR video, such as an “unintentional ASMR.” It is good that it was put in the ASMR list. This is my favorite playlist on KZread.

Y’all are nuts if you think this isn’t ASMR. The gentlemen have soft enough voices that I 1000% got tingles instantly when they were talking quietly about the metal testing. Keep up the nice work! Loved this!

This is right up my alley. I LOVE doll houses. The Smithsonian has a great one. Amsterdam, London. It would seem world over, doll houses are so unique and lovely. All the teeny tiny fixtures, furniture. Who wouldn’t like that?

what an absolutely beautiful house, I love doll hoses, my Uncle made me one as a child, fantastic insight into years gone by.

Incredible to see such an early thing, I'm so glad this is on display for children. And it's lovely to hear the conversation, as someone who didn't come here just for Asmr it's a nice insight. These videos are unhurried and great to see conservators at work. Exquisite. Can't wait to see.

obsessed with this series

I was never the girly girl who played with dolls or barbie but I absolutely love these dollhouses

@bonnieharris4538

Жыл бұрын

Same! I did not lavish the attention I should have on dolls and dolls houses; I was never even that delicate never mind girly! 😂 I regret this so hard now though. Here I am, probably the most childish forty year old anyone's ever met, tryina recreate my childhood!... not that the one I had for real the first time around wasn't absolutely amazing; it was.❤

I want to watch them set up the whole thing!! Lol

They played so well together today! :)

This is beautiful and fascinating but not as ASMR-like as the other ones you've shared

@CarlyCorrigan1

Жыл бұрын

Yeh, she's way to loud 😂😂 not in a bad way , just for ASMR purposes haha.

@lindsayklein7586

Жыл бұрын

My thoughts exactly

@katiegriffin9354

Жыл бұрын

I mean they are curators by career not asmr creators I guess it’s just not natural

@grutarg2938

Жыл бұрын

I didn't mind it - it was fun to learn.

@parryyotter

9 ай бұрын

Unintentional ASMR. Y’all stop acting like brats.

Really enjoyed this video. I could watch someone dress a dollshouse all day.

Those miniature pots and dishes are amazing

I actually love the normal voice tone - unintentional asmr style!! You guys really get it!

Strange to think of this as something for adults to show off with. As opposed to a toy. I customize dolls and sew clothing as a hobby and I can guarantee you that it definitively isn’t something i show off to my friends much XD

@IrishAnnie

Жыл бұрын

Some of these doll houses of that time period, cost more than a real house.

@nontoxicpaint

Жыл бұрын

You should! I'm sure you're great at it

@newchapterasmr

Жыл бұрын

Totally agree. I play with tamagotchis and it’s certainly not something I would tell everyone. I wish it could be a show-off thing too

@geminisabah

Жыл бұрын

Yeah 😂and then people tell you to sell what you make but the time you put into it makes you keep it😅

@ratscats9456

11 ай бұрын

All the things can be show off things on the internet if you find the right group or people who also love what you do. One of the nicest things about online… meet people from all over with the same interests. There’s a lot of dollhouse and miniature groups, for example. I bet there are for doll clothing makers and tamagotchis also.

Well, I'm glad you chaps had fun with the little houses, since obviously no child ever did. Amazing preservation.

This doll house is masterpiece, omg, so pretty and detailed!

What a beautiful dollhouse - thank you for sharing! 🙂

This is glorious! Thank you for sharing this, V&A.

I love these ASMR videos so much. They are so interesting and relaxing-just wish they were longer. Thanks you V&A for your wonderful content!

yk how easy interactions would be if we could get a whole persons life in a freaking doll house.

Love the video, but it has little ASMR in it… the two guys just having a conversation kind of killed it.

@jonr6680

Жыл бұрын

Well they did try, with the mic pointing at the bubble wrap... As a first attempt at 'unintentional' ASMR, good effort. But the men aren't really quiet or reverential enough....sniggering isn't the best ASMR approach, oops! Two people is also one too many. And for me, they've just not got voices I would peg as particularly calming, sorry boys! Whereas the lady at the start (by herself) has a voice MADE for ASMR. So would guess museums, galleries and ASMR go naturally together, so a consistent effort could really grow this channel. Without being too demanding, also I recommend a script to describe the history of an artefact... Random waffle isn't compelling.

@ellijk9137

Жыл бұрын

@@jonr6680scripted for some of us isn’t relaxing at all. it can sound forced but that being said i didn’t enjoy their conversation too much and one of them just sounds like they’re bumbling through their speech.

@daniellewinterholler2373

11 ай бұрын

The girls loud intro killed it for me

Thank you all so much for your continued effort with these videos. It is wonderful for viewers to be able to see the museum's content in a relaxed environment. These videos have helped me through many stressful days and work and sleepless nights. Bless you all! ❤

I would have loved that dollhouse as a kid❤

I imagine a young girl or even a grown woman coming in….”NO. That’s not where that goes!!”

@nontoxicpaint

Жыл бұрын

Well they were saying it's a status symbol so I was assuming it would be a grown mans

@Shari_A._

Жыл бұрын

@@nontoxicpaint The men usually bought them for their wives. The more lavish the materials it was made of, the higher the status, for the wife to decorate and show off to company.

@yap3047

Жыл бұрын

thoes plates should have gone in vertically in the plate rack

@ginadoyle4089

11 ай бұрын

Phoebe and Monica😂

@SuziSellsSound

7 ай бұрын

LOL I didn't think the unicorn fit over the window.

Gonna need a tour of that dollhouse display please 😭😭😭

Loved this. The conservators are speaking quite softly, its still very asmr-like, i really liked it

This was very nice to see. Not quite ASMRish because the voices were louder than the sounds of things being manipulated, but very nice to see and learn anyway.

@melissahilliard3583

Жыл бұрын

Agreed, and that bell ringing. But it’s still a cool segment.

@veryberry39

Жыл бұрын

​@@melissahilliard3583Oh yeah, that bell ringing was so jarring to my ears! And I didn't find anything ASMR-ish about it. That said, like you guys, I'm still really glad they made the video! It was a fascinating watch!

I enjoyed learning about the unicorn.

This would be a cool job! I would be a bit nervous about accidentally breaking something, other than that, seems like a lot of fun staging these pieces for display! Thanks for another great ASMR video ❤

I am loving the tiny dish wear!

I’m not sure if it’s my mental state right now, but this video gave me loads of tingles!! Thank you for sharing!

Superb craft and social detail lovely to see for someone who cant visit the V and A, thanks for sharing

I think this was great, loved the voice volume as I like ASMR videos that don’t focus on whispers and breathing

Omg what a fancy dollhouse!

How it all survived the centuries is a miracle in itself.

Thank you for your videos! They help my insomnia tremendously

Oh thank you again for the ASMR Videos . Always lovely 😍

The way I’d kill to have a doll house like this. It’s so intricate!

Thank you! Love this!

An amazing exhibition & insightful film, many thanks

what an amazing piece of history

This is so lovely!

Gorgeous

Obsessed with this!!!

ASMR to me! When going through bags, items, 3:55 3:57 3:59 4:01, etc.

I love these ASMR series, however, this episode doesn’t take a fully ASMR approach, curators are speaking at a normal tone level.

@josea.r.avelino181

Жыл бұрын

the only ASMR thing in this video is the microphone, everything else is just like any other normal video. the camera angles are all wrong too.

@nadimicsz2859

Жыл бұрын

For some people, myself included, ASMR is not limited to certain tone levels. This is great for me, even if it isn’t for everyone. Not everyone has the same triggers.

@BuriedTeeth

Жыл бұрын

The woman has a nice voice as is but the man does not.

@capers72424

Жыл бұрын

@@BuriedTeethI disagree, their voices are all fine.

@julietetlours

Жыл бұрын

they're also not handing the items wrapped in plastic very delicately which usually adds to the ASMR element of the videos.

Which bits are original, and which bits have been added on over the centuries? I think I speak for all of us when we say, we want to know!!!

17th century! Omg! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

I really miss the costume lady❤

@misslaeebeauty1916

Жыл бұрын

Yess her voice was so enchanting!

@luvibugi

Жыл бұрын

and Ms. Bower from the Charlie Chaplin vid! ❤

1:53 he doesn’t make beds very often.😊

@IrishAnnie

Жыл бұрын

Is used to be a bedding specialist, and I wondered if he knew which side of the mattress was “Up” ….the pillows were not lined up correctly. At least, not by my standards! 😂😂😂😂. They did a great job!! ❤

Ohhhh how beautiful. I’d love to play with this! Even at 49!

I Loved the toy museums in Germany. We went to a lot of museums when we lived there.

This type of ASMR is great for me when i dont have headphones on and im semi paying attention bc im folding laundry. Loud enough that i dont need headphones, doesnt need my visual attention

Brilliant 😇

Being a museum curator/restorer is pretty much my dream job. I was encouraged not to pursue it as there aren't enough jobs in Australia

Please make more of these videos 💛

I need to pay the V&A another visit! ❤ The age and the contents of this house are just incredible. Also, I love the ASMR at the museum series - it shows the most fascinating objects! Every episode is a feast for the senses. Thank you!

This is so amazing what you do

I love doll houses

Obsessed

I didn't even think about there being dolls houses from the 1600s. Amazing

@lenibeni7421

11 ай бұрын

That’s probably because they weren’t intended for the "modern" purpose I guess. It was more of a "model" like a model plane or ships etc, that adults spend their time with today rather than what we would nowadays call a "dollhouse". Of course there are still people who do this as a hobby and who fully decorate dollhouses in a certain style and put expensive things into it… but most people would connect the term with a children’s toy. Not what people would have used it for int the 17th century.

Gentlemen, it was excruciating how long it took you to unwrap and reveal each treasure. haha Beautiful items, exquisitely made.

if only i had one of these every week💔

Speaking of "time capsule," the watch worn by one of the gentlemen is truly a flashback to another era and I wonder what the significance is to him.

Love to see two men enjoying decorating a dolls house

Nice to see the tag removed from the Unicorn.

Wish we could see more of the final rooms close up!

@vamuseum

11 ай бұрын

Take a look at the pictures here: collections.vam.ac.uk/item/O98316/the-nuremberg-house-dolls-house-unknown/

Just WOW! ❤ If you want pillows to look more realistic, you can use lentils, rice OR sand. Sand is probably the best solution for such a gem (the mice are playing while the cats are out)..

I would love to know what the brass nobs along the wall under the plates and behind the chair set up. I would also love to know what other treasures are supposed to be in the house, and what the other side looks like.

Thank you so much for your wonderful videos! I experience seizures and your asmr videos are one of the very few things that are able to get me out of them, every movement each person makes us always predictable because they explain in depth what they’re about to do, not an overwhelming amount of sounds, absolutely amazing 👌

I never imagined a dollhouse dating to the 17th century - though it makes sense upon reflection. Just as another viewer I sort of placed their inception to the Victorian era, or maybe just before. Learn something new everyday!

This is the most intense doll roleplay ever.

Next to the dollhouse the second oldest artifact in the room is that curators digital watch!

It would have been over a century old when Jane Austen was born. It looks so fresh still.

The voices are a bit loud for ASMR but it's amazing to just watch that video. That dollhouse is so detailed, as a little girl I would have been obsessed

how is that gonna get to the display area without getting messed up

@newchapterasmr

Жыл бұрын

I believe they’re just ‘practising’ here, so they’ll remove everything, transport the house to the display area and get everything put together again. I could be wrong though

Does anyone remember the book The Dollhouse Murders? 😬

@melissahilliard3583

Жыл бұрын

I remember that book!

@heyheyheyhi

Жыл бұрын

Yes! It was my favorite book as a child. I just reread it last summer and seriously questioned how and why lol

Oooh i can almost smell the old wood through my phone!!!!!

just in time for the barbie movie next month

I immediately thought of Mia Maples!!

Jees... almost 400 yrs old😮

Waiitt this is from Bavaria, Germany? I live there. I truly wonder why we don't have it in one of our many beautiful museums in Nuremberg..😮

I’m glad this stayed in such good condition. If I’d played with this as a child it would have been a little more well loved😂

@codename495

11 ай бұрын

This wasn’t a child’s toy, it was a display to show off how disgustingly rich you were.

Have to agree to other comments, there's not much ASMR in this video. A lot of the talking is conversation that doesn't benefit the audience. It's distracting to the point I can't focus on the art. The dollhouse itself is great, though.

@VictoriaandAlbertMuseum; what are some techniques you have had experience of with window detailing? I am not happy with the windows in my otherwise lovely Dolls's shop; they're just haphazardly stuck on cellophane strips... but I don't know how to tart them up if I DID try.

The person to the right in the dark great cardigan looks like Julien Solamita from their left side 😱

C'est dommage qu'il n'y ait pas des sous titres en français, j'aurais aimé suivre les commentaires. C'est une très jolie maison !

Bring back the Houdini hat girl! PLEASE

slow down their audio ( think slow-mo) and lower the volume this could give ASMR vibes much better

This is from the 1600s?! 😮😮

i see 17th century and I click

I absolutely love the fact that the V&A is doing ASMR in the first instance and has absolutely no idea what ASMR is in the second instance 😂