All Miniature Models

Koko’s Klown Academy appears in Goosebumps Most Wanted #7: A Nightmare on Clown Street by R. L. Stine. In the book, kid protagonist Ray Gordon joins his Uncle Theo at the traveling clown school. Clowns keep their makeup on 24/7 and go only by clown names—Ray becomes Mr. Belly-Bounce—and a menacing figure called Mr. HahaFace runs the show...

Welcome to the Pink Palace Apartments, that politely crumbling Victorian on the hill where Coraline Jones moves in with her parents—and promptly discovers the building has bigger secrets than its paint budget. Built in the late 1800s and later sliced into quirky flats, the house hosts a trio of unforgettable neighbors: Mr. Bobinsky high in the attic with his well-trained jumping mice, and the retired stage divas Miss Spink and Miss Forcible holding court downstairs amid Scott

If you’ve ever wondered what hope looks like after the end of the world, it’s this: a stubborn little greenhouse glowing like a lantern, glass fogged, ribs rusted, and vines auditioning for the role of “nature wins.” The hero piece is the structure itself—those cathedral-like panes, the sagging roofline, the moss frosting every seam. It’s equal parts cozy and cautionary, like the earth whispering, “I told you I’d take the keys back.”

Two weeks out from Halloween (aka our Superbowl), this piece hits exactly the right mood: teetering cottages, lanterns that look like they gossip, and—cue drumroll—the hero piece on the left: a towering, skeletal figure with elegant crow-like posture, part ringmaster, part “I definitely didn’t put frog in that elixir.” The colors are Burton-bright where it matters (those bottles!) and desaturated everywhere else, which makes the stand hum like a tiny neon sign in an old black

Welcome to Grimble & Crust’s Pumpkin Pie Parlour, established in 189¾, conveniently located on Stoat Spine Lane just left of the lamppost that insists on flickering at exactly midnight. The founders, Maud Grimble and her silent partner Mr. Crust (silent because he’s made entirely of shortcrust pastry), built a reputation on Pumpkin Moon Pie—a seasonal favorite rumored to turn even the grumpiest scarecrow into a hugger. Locals include Pippin the Pocket Witch who pays in meteor

The Beacon Hill kit is the rom-com lead of dollhouses: pretty, pink, and ready for polite tea. I looked at that sweet façade and thought, “What if we cast you in a gothic thriller instead?” Same bones, new wardrobe. For this build I kept the kit’s iconic Second Empire silhouette—mansard roof, bay windows, and carriage-porch vibes—but I steered the palette from cupcake pink to desaturated mint that feels like it’s been rained on since 1888. Add some Victorian-meets-Rococo orna

Legend has it that the original Hansel and Gretel incident caused quite the PR disaster in the enchanted forest. So much so, in fact...

Tucked away in a forgotten corner of the haunted Halloween marketplace stands "Bartholomew Bane’s Lethal Leaves,"...

The gothic-inspired cottage at the center of this diorama stands tall with its pointed arches, elegant woodwork, and intricate carvings...

Guillermo Del Toro’s work is synonymous with dark fairytales, gothic architecture, and fantastical creatures that live in the shadowy...

This gothic marvel captures the essence of Burton’s macabre yet whimsical aesthetic, blending delicate craftsmanship with a dark fairytale..

October has arrived, and for miniature enthusiasts, it's the perfect time to embrace all things eerie and fantastical. Enter our...

October is here, and what better way to celebrate the spooky season than with a Tim Burton-inspired miniature masterpiece?

This piece draws from Burton’s fascination with blending the ornate and the peculiar. The building itself is decked out in Victorian...

If Halloween had a furniture collection, this miniature dresser would be its star. Welcome to a world of dark whimsy with our Tim Burton...

Tim Burton’s Beetlejuice is a beloved cult classic known for its dark humor, quirky characters, and, of course, out-of-this-world set…

The design draws heavily from Del Toro’s signature style, which often features a blend of gothic and baroque elements with a touch of…

This miniature diorama captures the whimsical essence of Del Toro’s visionary style. The fantasy stand is a marvel of miniature archi…

In this diorama, the inspiration is palpable; it’s as if the world ended in the 1950s, leaving behind the relics of everyday life.

This model serves as a stark reminder of the impermanence of man’s achievements and the relentless reclaiming power of nature…