Hus af mine drømme

Huset fra mine drømme / Mit drømmehus (*1)

I dag købte jeg huset fra mine drømme / I dag købte jeg mit drømmehus. et hus af mine drømme.
Huset har en stor stue, to soveværelser, et toilet og en altan.
Mit soveværelser har en seng, to (*2) dyner, et klædeskab og et spejl. (*3)

*1 How you name the house in question depends, is it literally a house you've dreamt about a few times, or is it a house you can't imagine better in any way.

*2 You're listing specific numbers of the furniture in your bedroom, one bed, one closet, and one mirror. It makes for a bit awkward pause in the sentence when the exception for the blankets occurs, so adding either the specific amount or a more loose plural term, like "to dyner" (two blankets), "et par dyner" (a few blankets), "en masse dyner" ( a lot of blankets), will make it sound more smooth.

*3 "Klædeskab" and "spejl" are both neuter gender, so their indefinite article would be "et". There's really no clear rule for this, it just comes natural to know as a native speaker. Rule of thumb is that 75 % of the nouns are common gender, so you were right to guess their article would be "en".

Other than that, as Martin mentioned, pretty neat work!