Miniature House Buried in Snow

A tiny timber house sits half-buried in soft ivory snow, its windows emitting a warm amber glow that invites the eye towards the miniature scene. The setting reads like a secluded pocket of winter forest with a low curtain of deep-blue twilight overhead and cool-gray shadows pooling where drifts meet timber. Textures are tactile and limited to three surfaces: powdery soft-ivory snow, weathered wood siding, and smooth glass panes catching the glow. The composition is a tight 9:16 portrait crop that centers the house vertically and leaves gentle negative space above for the sky to breathe. The viewpoint is slightly low and close, giving the house a heroic smallness and shallow depth where foreground snow hummocks are softly out of focus. A short wooden fence and a single lantern post act as props that reinforce habitation and scale. Light reads soft and warm from the windows with a subtle cool rim from the twilight, echoing amber, deep blue, soft ivory, and cool gray tones. The style is a handcrafted miniature diorama rendered in a painterly photoreal technique with delicate grain and precise micro-detail that celebrates tiny craftsmanship.