Colorful Doors and Window Jigsaw Puzzles for Adults 1000 Pieces, Vintage Jigsaw Puzzle, Funny Art Puzzles for Adults as Family Game Home Decor

This is my second Bboldin jigsaw puzzle and I’ve placed them on the top of my list of favorite puzzle makers, along with the New York Puzzle Company.I like the artwork —the colors are vibrant but not overly bright or exaggerated. The pieces are sturdy and fit well together and there is no dust. The pieces are random cut. (I’m not a fan of ribbon cut puzzles/pieces, but that’s just personal preference.) The pieces have a slightly glossy finish that brings out the color.The back side of the puzzle is divided into six sections, A through F. Each piece has a letter on the back that indicates which section the piece belongs to. You can use this to make the puzzle easier, or ignore it. The poster is helpful, although there is not an exact color match between the poster and the pieces, but it’s close. There were no missing pieces.

Great quality! Beautiful picture. I can’t wait to see this puzzle when it’s done!

I had wanted to work on a door puzzle, and this one was so much fun! Vivid color, no missing pieces, and so challenging! It was a great value for the money, and I’m looking forward to another door puzzle! I look forward to pulling this one off the shelf again!

Put together with my daughter and it was so easy to split up the sections and work in tandem. Well made

Have not worked yet. However, pieces seem to be clearly cut. And I really ,really like the picture!

Like the concept. Am thinking about using a wall art.

This was so fun to put together! The shiny finish was a surprise but it was easy to get used to. The colors/images were a little less distinct, particularly in the dark, shadowy spaces, which added an enjoyable challenge.

I don’t usually review puzzles but love this brand. The pieces almost feel plastic and fit together smoothly. If you have sensory issues, these feel great in your hands. The backs are labeled a, b, c etc so if you are confused the labeling will help determine if the puzzle pieces belong in the grouping or not.