MKOI MINIATURE TOWN

A little world.
Made to be built.

A quiet neighbourhood of intricate houses and small possibilities. Explore the designs, lift the roofs, and take a closer look.

1:12 scaleOriginal miniature designs

Explore the interactive miniature town

Use the arrow keys to turn the town, plus and minus to zoom, and Escape to return to the overview. The buttons below the view let you select each house or the garden.

A SMALL WORLD IS TAKING SHAPE

Opening the town…

Gathering the houses and garden for your visit.

The whole neighbourhood
AN INTERACTIVE DESIGN STUDY

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1:12 SCALE

Preparing the interactive town.

Explore a design. Imagine your own finish.

House and furniture geometry follows the design files. Town landscaping is illustrative.

MEET THE NEIGHBOURHOOD

Every house has its own character.

Three house designs share one small world. Choose a favourite to see its details.

JAPANESE-INSPIRED · 1:12

Komorebi House I

A quiet tea room, a raised veranda and intricate latticework beneath a removable gabled roof.

TWO STORIES · 1:12

Komorebi House II

A tea room below, a bedroom and writing room above, connected by an internal L-shaped staircase.

OPEN-BACK HOUSE SHELL · 1:12

Laurel House

Four rooms, an attic and a straight staircase: an architectural starting point for your miniature interior.

These are previews of digital design files. Finished miniatures, materials and decorative props are not included.

A PLACE TO PAUSE

Rosette Garden Terrace

A bench, two chairs, a table and a trellis planter.

THE LITTLE THINGS MAKE THE PLACE

Room for a little
more imagination.

The collection continues indoors and out, with furniture and decorative details to make each miniature your own.

Quiet Japanese rooms

Tea-room pieces, tansu storage and engawa furniture within the Komorebi house kits.

Ornate miniature interiors

A Rococo dresser and bedside cabinet, a Victorian tea table and chairs, and fireplace and mirror details.

Character in every corner

Japanese-inspired folding screens, six window-covering styles and Victorian Rose trim designed for Laurel House.

Listings in preparationExplore each design’s contents and fit before combining pieces.

FROM THE BUILD JOURNAL

A town, taking shape.

Small notes as the neighbourhood grows.

First town study

Three house designs brought into one scene.

Komorebi House I, Komorebi House II and Laurel House meet in the first town layout, with a Rosette Garden Terrace outside.

Planned

Next: the next address

A reserved plot leaves space for future house designs. A new neighbour can join when its design is ready.

FROM A SMALL IDEA TO SOMETHING YOU MAKE

Your next project starts here.

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ORIGINAL DESIGN PREVIEW

    Overall wood envelope

    Listing in preparation