Best in Miniature - Season 2
Season 2
This season, the miniaturists go to epic lengths to create their ultimate tiny home, one pocket-sized room at a time. The competition pushes them to create detailed masterpieces under a ticking clock. While the goal is to make it mini, the competition is huge, as these highly skilled artists fight for prizes and advantages in every episode. Each week one miniaturist is sent home, while the others continue to compete for the $15,000 grand prize.
Episodes
First Impressions
It's all about first impressions as ten highly skilled artists enter the workshop to build their tiny dream homes.
All in the Family
Having completed the exteriors of their homes, the miniaturists create mini family heirlooms and tackle their first interior space, the family room.
Don't Cramp my Style
Eight remaining artists are paired up to create a tiny hat and shoes and the winners receive a coveted advantage in their next room build, the main bedroom and ensuite.
Food Glorious Food
It's Party Time
The celebration hits an all-time high as the artists make tiny decorations and create a party atmosphere in their dining rooms.
Child's Play
The final five miniaturists tap into their mini-mes to create items inspired by their childhoods before laying it all on the floor building the most playful room in the house, the kid's room!
Imagination Station
It's the semifinals and the top four miniaturists let their imaginations run wild turning trash into treasure and building a room of their choice.
The Finale
In the season finale, the top three artists have a yard sale before completing their homes and fighting for the $15 000 grand prize and the title of Best in Miniature.
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