Dallas Doll Haus/Dream Haus owner Rachel Page's studio spaces in Arlington and Fort Worth are visions in pink that draw Instagrammers and photographers who value their intricate, over-the-top designs.
What started with her design for a spare bedroom has become a growing business for studio owner Rachel Page. owner Rachel Page is a creative entrepreneur who found her passion in creating over-the-top, whimsical spaces. Thevisited one of her studios-for-hire, the Doll Haus, to learn more about who she is and how her creative vision came to life.
Page decided to turn her space into a studio. She worked on it wall by wall, area by area, adding new elements and changing things as she went along. She had worked at various jobs, but when the Doll Hause's business grew and could sustain itself, she made it her focus. "So the dream house has been like that for 50 years," Page says."One couple did all of that by themselves in the garage. They passed, and a friend of mine in L.A. sent me the listing. And then no one wanted that house."
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