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Villa Julia

Children's Playhouse
2009 (released), 2021-2022 (manufactured)
Artist/Maker
Place of origin

Villa Julia is a customisable cardboard playhouse. Javier Mariscal wanted to create a private space for children to play, which they could assemble themselves and easily personalise by colouring in the black outlines and applying the illustrated stickers included.

Object details

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Object type
Titles
  • Villa Julia (manufacturer's title)
  • Me Too (named collection)
Materials and techniques
Printed cardboard
Brief description
Children's playhouse, Villa Julia, Javier Mariscal for magis, 2009
Physical description
Children's playhouse of white cardboard, printed all over with strong black lines emphasising architectural and decorative features. An opening door is located at the front of the house, and there are large windows either side, with a chimney on top. The windows are all outlined in black. A number of stickers are included to customise the house.
Dimensions
  • Height: 1350mm (fully assembled)
  • Width: 1200mm (fully assembled)
  • Depth: 1650mm (fully assembled)
Production typeMass produced
Credit line
Kindly given by Magis
Subject depicted
Summary
Villa Julia is a customisable cardboard playhouse. Javier Mariscal wanted to create a private space for children to play, which they could assemble themselves and easily personalise by colouring in the black outlines and applying the illustrated stickers included.
Collection
Accession number
B.13-2023

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Record createdJanuary 18, 2023
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