Miniature-builder and ceramicist Jedediah Corwyn Voltz constructs tiny homes, studios, and workshops perched within or around domestic objects. Previously we've covered his mini treehouses—impressive structures that scale succulents and other common houseplants with the support of petite scaffolding

People often say our love of miniatures is about control, that we find pleasure in being large and able to manipulate the small. We learn it as children, with dollhouses, you are empowered to put the bed in the bedroom, or put the toilet in the bedroom, if you want.

Using only an iPhone, desk lamp, and an expansive collection of miniatures, Derrick Lin creates tiny moments of daily life at his desk

Peek into the astonishing collection of a miniature book enthusiast who may have the littlest huge library in the entire world.

A National Geographic photographer’s work shows the eerie precision of the Nutshell Studies of Unexplained Death.

Tiny miniature worlds made by hand and suspended inside test tubes by Amsterdam-based designer Rosa de Jong.

At the University of North Texas‘ Willis Library, you will find a miniature book collection that now includes nearly 3,000 items.

Miniature landscape paintings on two-inch plexiglas circles.