In one of his latest endeavors called, Haute Dollhouse, he took inspiration from Jonathan Adler's catalog and meticulously crafted mini-Adler objects and interiors for his dioramas. The result is a set of beautiful rooms crafted with precision that makes you question whether these are full scale rooms or miniatures.
Using beads, vintage materials, customized Barbie accessories, RE-MENTS, and his own ink-jet printer, Michael has shot doll house design into the stratosphere.
Per his site, here is a comment from Michael about this project:
Many of the pieces in the feature come from either bargain vintage finds on ebay (the centerpiece red corduroy sofa set cost only $15)or IKEA's line of doll house furniture that closely match Adler's lacquer-finished end tables, along with items like the wall screen from Barbie's My Scene and Fashion Fever line, accessorized with many simple and easy handmade projects like the Adler-inspired pillows (printed onto ink-jet friendly fabric), star burst mirrors of painted toothpicks and foam core, a George Nelson clock made of pins and paper, vases and lamps from fluted metal beads that closely resemble the gourd-inspired signature pottery of Adler, and an Adler place mat that doubles as an area rug.
Michael's photographs from his Flickr portfolio:
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