Oxygen Oasis DIY Miniature House

Name: Oxygen Oasis DIY Miniature House
Brand: Rolife
SKU: DH102
Price: 19700.00 HUF
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Oxygen Oasis is a Rolife miniature house centered on a botanical greenhouse rather than a furnished room. The finished scene combines a domed glasshouse structure, dense plant displays, a small pond, decorative birds, butterflies, a cat, and integrated lighting. Its layered layout leaves much of the garden visible from several angles.

Brand: Rolife

Assembly Time: 36h

Difficulty Level: ★★★★★ - Very Hard

LED Lighting: Yes

Number of Pieces: 1168

Recommended age group: 14+

Scale:

Assembled size: 285x210x300 mm

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Number of pieces

36h

Assembly time

★★★★★ - Very Hard

Difficulty level

285x210x300 mm

Assembled size

Multi-Stage Miniature Assembly

Assembly is divided into distinct stages rather than one repeated construction method. The project progresses through door assemblies, the main greenhouse frame, botanical sections, lighting, and final arrangement. Each stage changes the type of work, so the build alternates between architectural assembly and smaller detail tasks instead of relying on one continuous snap-fit process.

Project Scale

Very Hard Assembly Level

Rated ★★★★★ — Very Hard, Oxygen Oasis contains 1,168 pieces and has an estimated 36-hour assembly time. Made for teens and adults, its scale and duration place it firmly in long-form miniature house territory, with enough work to divide the build across multiple sessions instead of treating it as a quick project.

Greenhouse Structure

19th-Century Glasshouse Architecture

The greenhouse takes inspiration from a 19th-century Wardian case, using transparent panels, ornamental white framing, a raised central dome, arched doors, side wings, and stairs. A small pond sits within the garden layout, while the glasshouse-style structure keeps much of the interior visible instead of enclosing the scene behind solid walls.

Plant Details

Handmade Botanical Layers

Plants form a large part of the hands-on work. Many leaves are pre-cut, but still require folding, shaping, attachment to wire, stem wrapping, grouping, and final placement. The finished garden includes orchids, monsteras, cacti, trees, vines, pond plants, and layered tropical foliage arranged at different heights throughout the greenhouse.

LED System

Central and Side LED Lighting

The lighting system combines a larger central light with smaller LED strips positioned beneath the side sections of the greenhouse. Wiring is routed through tubing inside the structure to keep the finished installation tidy. Two AAA batteries are required to operate the lights, and the batteries are not included with the kit.

Display Features

Transparent Dust-Proof Display Frame

The completed miniature measures 11.22 × 8.27 × 11.81 in (285 × 210 × 300 mm). A transparent dust-proof frame encloses the greenhouse while keeping the interior visible. The front porch is detachable rather than permanently integrated into the main structure. The model is taller than it is deep, with the raised dome accounting for much of its height.