Doll’s House Printable Flooring: The Best Free & Paid Resources (And How to Install Them)
Printable doll’s house flooring is an easy and affordable way to get a convincing project finish, whether you’re going for rustic wood planks, classic black-and-white chequered tiles, or something more decorative like Victorian geometric or encaustic patterns. The range of what’s available online — both free and paid — has grown massively, and the quality of some of the designs out there is genuinely impressive.
Using printable floors can save you time and money. You can adjust a design to fit a specific size instead of wasting materials, and of course, print immediately, so you don’t need to sit and wait for a delivery when you’re raring to finish a room!
As long as you have a high-quality printer and paper, you can purchase flooring for your doll’s house, print it, and install it in minutes. I’m using an Epson Ecotank ET-2860 that I’ve been very happy with so far.
Some of the free options can be a bit hit-and-miss when it comes to scale accuracy and print quality, so I’ve pulled together a list of the most reliable resources I’ve found. With free printables, you might need a bit more skill and patience to get them to fit your design. I’ve also included a handful of paid options from creators whose designs are worth the investment if you’re after something really polished. If you’re looking for other types of miniature printables, such as wallpapers, books, and food labels, have a look at my 24 resources with the best miniature printables.
Click on the items below to jump to a specific flooring type:
- Printable Doll’s House Floor Tiles
- Printable Wood Flooring for Doll’s Houses
- Printable Lino Flooring
Free doll’s house flooring printables
There aren’t too many free doll’s house flooring printables out there, but these are a few that I’ve found with decent designs and varied sizes.
Small Stuff’s Print Mini
1/6 – 1/48 scale printable flooring, including wood, tiles and flagstones. There’s a small selection of modern styles, but they’re all free.
A Cake to Remember
An extension collection of 1/6 and 1/12 scale geometric tile flooring styles, complete with instructions. They’re perfect for retro-themed doll’s houses.
Jennifer’s Printables
A handful of 8 x 10-inch modern printable tiles and wood flooring with instructions. Jennifer also has lots of wallpaper samples from a range of eras, from Victorian to 1970s, and styles, from chequered bathroom tiles to brick.
Flooring printables on Pinterest
This Pinterest board contains a mix of printable floors and walls, some free and others directing to paid sources.
Printable Doll’s House Floor Tiles
ArtsyMiniatures – 1/12 scale tiles
I purchased this tile download for my conservatory project. The quality is great, and the ArtsyMiniatures shop contains a nice variety, including realistic ‘shabby’ wooden floors and “grungy antique castle” tiles. Prices are affordable and include full instructions.
ToysEngineering – 1/12 scale tiles
10 printable tile designs, ideal for kitchens and bathrooms in ⅙ and 1/12 scale. The Toysengineering shop has a huge collection of downloads, including wood, tile and marble flooring packages.
LittleCatWorkshop – 1/12 scale tiles
Green and cream chequered tiles are perfect for a country kitchen or cottage bathroom. The Little Cat Workshop has lots of beautifully designed floors, including rustic tiles, oak wood, mossy stones, and grimy concrete.
JessicaCloeMinis – 1/24 scale tiles
Fancy printable tiles in 1/24 scale. JessicoCloeMinis shop has a good selection of mostly modern flooring printables, home decor and art. There’s a large floor tile section for miniature scales 1 / 3 – 1 / 12
Printable Wood Flooring for Doll’s Houses
LittleMaggieShop – 1 / 6 and 1 / 12 scale wooden flooring
A collection of 12 different printable wood floors. It works out at great value if you want variation through a house or multiple projects.
LittleBethMiniature – 1/12 scale wooden parquet
12 different parquet designs for Victorian and vintage-style doll’s houses.
Millytures – 1/24 scale wooden parquet
Wooden parquet flooring in 1/24th scale. This package includes 5 different styles for traditional decor.
Printable Lino Flooring
SmallhouseModels – 1/24 scale lino flooring
3 different-coloured 1/24th-scale linoleum flooring for kitchens or bathrooms.
Pixelmarket – 1/12 scale lino
Retro vinyl flooring for kitchens in green and orange. Pixelmarket has a wide range of printables, including flooring from various eras.
Tips for printing & installing flooring printables
Before you hit print, a few things that’ll make a big difference to how your floors turn out.
Paper weight matters
Standard printer paper (80 gsm) is fine for testing a design, but for the final piece, go for something heavier. 120gsm to 160gsm card stock gives a much more convincing finish and won’t wrinkle when you glue it down.
Matte over glossy (usually)
Matte or silk finishes tend to look far more realistic, especially for wood planks and flagstone. The exception is tiles, where a slight sheen on a kitchen or bathroom floor can actually work really well.
Always check your scale before committing
Print a test sheet at 100% (no scaling) and hold it against your doll’s house or room box to check that the proportions look right. If you need to resize, do it in small increments — even a few percent can throw off a repeating pattern.
Use a good glue and work flat
A glue stick or spray adhesive will give you the smoothest result without warping. PVA can work, but don’t use too much. Press the flooring down firmly and let it dry under something flat and heavy.
Seal it if you want it to last
A coat of matte glue or a clear matte varnish will protect the print from fingerprints and fading, and give the floor a more finished look.
I’ll keep this list updated as I find new resources. Feel free to get in touch if you’ve used a printable floor for your doll’s house.
