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[[Fitxer:Free Travel Shirt Tampereen muumilaakso.jpg|thumb|esquerra||Una estàtua d'un [[Moomin]] a l'exterior de la biblioteca Metso de la ciutat de, [[Tampere]]]]

The blue five-storey miniature Moomin House was built by [[Tuulikki Pietilä]], [[Pentti Eistola]] and Tove Jansson in the late 1970s. The original idea was to make it round, like Jansson always made it in her illustrations for the Moomin stories, but since it was going to be displayed in a corner at the [[Bratislava]] biennale of illustrations in 1979, they decided to make it square instead. No [[blueprint]]s were made, the house was built freely, floor by floor, and it does not follow any particular architectural style but is influenced by many different styles. The ground floor was sketched by Tuulikki Pietilä's brother, architect [[Reima Pietilä]].<ref>Mirja Kivi: Mumindalen, figurerna som kom på museum, 2000: Schildts Förlag Ab, pagepag 84-85</ref>

Originally, a world tour was planned for the house after the 1979 biennale, but eventually it went on tour only in the [[Nordic countries]] in 1980–1983. Then it was taken to the atelier of Tove Jansson, since it needed some repairs after the tour. It was displayed again at the Art Museum of Tampere in 1986 and then got its permanent location at the new Moomin Museum, where it has been on display since 1987.<ref>Mirja Kivi: Mumindalen, figurerna som kom på museum, 2000: Schildts Förlag Ab, pagepag 86-88</ref> Photos of the Moomin House serve as illustrations in ''[[An Unwanted Guest]]'', the last of Jansson's four picture books about the Moomins.