The places you love,
recreated in miniature.
Your Tiny Town builds one-of-a-kind architectural miniatures of the buildings that make a place feel like home — carved by hand, painted one brick at a time, and finished with the kind of patience you can't rush.
The White Building (1923), in miniature — Franklin, TN
Every tiny building starts with a real one that means something.
It started with a Christmas Village that was missing something: the actual buildings of downtown Franklin. Now, every piece that leaves the workbench is built the same way — by hand, from real reference photos, with the kind of obsessive detail that makes people lean in close.
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Downtown Franklin, one storefront at a time
A growing collection of original, hand-built miniatures capturing the landmarks locals know by heart.
The Franklin Theatre
Hand-painted marquee lettering, right down to the movie titles.
Gray's on Main
Every brick painted by hand to match the real storefront downtown.
See the Full Collection
More Franklin landmarks are always underway on the workbench.
View Town Collection →Foam, glue, paint — and about 50 hours.
Research and reference photos. Careful cutting and assembly. Then all the hand work — painting, weathering, tiny signage — that makes a building feel real at 1:64 scale.
See the Process →Bring a little of Franklin home
Hand-painted, 3D-printed replicas of the original miniatures, built in small batches — reserve a spot before this release fills up.
New for the Season
A new release opens every time an original joins the Town Collection.
Notify Me When AvailableSample release numbers shown to demonstrate how reservations work — quantities and reserved counts will reflect real orders once live.
Have a place that means something to you?
Your childhood home. Your first storefront. The church you got married in. If it means something to you, it can be recreated by hand — just like every piece in the Town Collection.
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