Describe the doll's house of the children.

       

In the short story Doll's House by Katherine Mansfield, a beautiul doll's house was gifted to the children of Burnell by Mrs Hay. It was very big and it was left in the yard so that the smell of its painting might evaporate into the air. It was very special to the children because it was an actual miniature form of a real house. It had two solid little chimneys on the roof painted in in red and white colour. The door was gleaming and with yellow varnish that looked like a little slab of a toffee. It had four Windows divided into panes. That house had a a tiny porch painted in yellow colour. In the room of the house there were a hatstand and two umbrellas. The children were amazed to see such a beautiful doll's house. All the rooms were papered. Pictures with gold frames were hanging on the walls. In the house all the floors were covered with red carpet except the kitchen. There were red plush  chair in the drawing room and green in the dining room. Also in that house there were tables, beds with real bedclothes, a cradle, a stove, a dresser with tiny plates and one big jug. Among all Kezia liked very much a lamp that stood in the middle of a dining room table. It was a little Amber lamp with a white globe. It looked so real that as if one could light it. In the doll's house there were father doll and mother doll who sprawled very stiff. They had two little children asleep upstairs the dolls house. All this made the dolls house more perfect and attractive.