From Japan to Canada, Here's What Barbie's Dreamhouse Would Look Like Around the World

We all know that Barbie is an American product that debuted at a toy fair in New York City. But, what if the elegant doll was made somewhere else? With the help of AI, we’ve managed to see how this beloved icon’s dreamhouse would be designed in various countries. So, let’s check out what our Barbie girl’s house would look like around the world!

The UK

If Barbie had to choose one country within the UK to live in, which place would she go with? Our money's on England, since only a buzzing city like London could accommodate Barbie's many careers.

Can't you see this doll walking across London Bridge in impossibly high heels? Or taking a tourist's picture next to Big Ben? In fact, we think the UK could use a bit of Barbie, to add some much-needed pink to the rainy weather!

Cuba

Cuba is already home to one very special Barbie, but surely the country can house another version of the beloved doll. Original Barbie would have the opportunity to meet her Cuban-American counterpart, whose appearance is based on singer Gloria Estefan.

The star thanked Mattel for her 65th birthday gift by saying, "I've gotten every award that you could possibly imagine. But somehow this was so incredibly special for me, maybe because I played with Barbie since I was a kid, a little girl, and she's an American icon."

Spain

This Barbie dreamhouse looks like it'd be ready to host some Vicky Cristina Barcelona moments for the iconic doll. Perhaps this Barbie film would be titled Ken G.I. Joe Madrid.

Whoever Barbie chooses to spend her time with at this mansion, they should consider themselves the luckiest dolls in all of Spain! And they'd do well to ignore the fact that the middle balcony on the left of the dreamhouse doesn't seem to lead to anything.

Switzerland

We can absolutely see Entrepreneur Barbie heading to Switzerland for business, as the country is reportedly the most innovative in the world.

A 2022 article in Forbes magazine states, "According to the Global Innovation Index 2022, Switzerland remains the world leader in innovation for the 12th consecutive year, followed by the United States, Sweden, the United Kingdom, and the Netherlands." It looks like Entrepreneur Barbie is in exactly the right place to be a strong female boss!