What's on the shelf right now
The room changes. Here's where it stands.
Lunar Lore is the lead piece right now. 1/8 scale — the moonlit-archive series, guardian figures dressed in layered ceremony. Four characters in the roster. Of the Inedible Doll blind-box series currently on the site, this is the most available. If you're arriving at the House for the first time, Lunar Lore is where the door is open widest.
Lovely Kwaidan sits beside it, same scale, completely different register. Post-apocalyptic Oasis survivors — rooted hair and metal accents under formal costuming, half-tender and half-feral. Kwaidan is the series that looks least like the rest of the catalogue, which is why it works next to Lunar Lore — the contrast makes both more specific.
Lunar Leap is the origin line under the Inedible Doll name — project initiated late 2024. The Rabbit Babes Collection edition is no longer in production, but it's still selling on the site while stock lasts. 1/12 scale, the smaller format, roughly 18 cm. Once the current stock sells through, that edition is finished.
Creamy Bloom is the Lunar Leap line's Winter 2025/26 edition — the choosable format, where Rosalie and Marina are picked rather than pulled. Meow Manor is the next 1/8 series the House carries, on pre-order now with first dispatch in July.
Meki has two pieces in the room. Oblivion's Luminaria — the last-ceremony series, attendant figures in layered finery. Creator's Essence — the poetic Creator series at 1/12 scale, roses and starlight and divine wings. iDoll carries Meki alongside the rest of the room because the aesthetic earns the shelf space.
CHUZ Cooze brings Devil Horns — a gothic-carnival series, 1/8 scale, fashion-forward devil muses. The loudest palette in the catalogue. It reads as the punctuation mark in an otherwise restrained room.
House Essentials round out the shelf. Two outfit sets — the Blush Leopard Puff and the Snow Leopard Puff — and two carriers — the Cocoa Window Carrier and the Cream Window Carrier. All sized to the 1/8 dolls. The carriers move a doll between displays without losing the line of the face; the outfit sets are the dolls' off-duty wardrobe in a winter palette.
That's the room as it stands right now — pieces from the roster, plus the Essentials. The mix changes when new work arrives; it also changes when an edition closes out and the remaining stock runs through. The room is not permanent. It's current.
Browse the full catalogue at The House, or start with the dolls or the Essentials separately.