I continued working on my dollhouse by adding ceiling trim to most rooms and installing baseboards where possible. Some walls couldn't yet accommodate baseboards because door installations are pending. I used simple skewers for ceiling trim and basswood strips for baseboards.
I completed the second floor railing, trimmed the stairwell room, and installed the kitchen bay. Additionally, I put in the master bedroom and bathroom partition. After allowing the partition to dry, I primed and wallpapered the entire second floor. Wallpapering the master bedroom was challenging due to its unique layout, which included a deep corner similar to the kitchen and guest bedroom. I recommend using heavily patterned wallpaper for such spaces, as it effectively conceals imperfections better than plain designs.
While the wallpaper dried, I continued trimming ceilings. I finally added the last wall connecting the living room and master bedroom side. This final wall significantly tightens the interior space, gradually reducing accessibility to different areas of the dollhouse. That's why it's crucial to trim and finish rooms progressively as you work.
