Here's the insane amount of effort that went into making Sharp Objects’ "six-figure" dollhouse

[Note: This story contains plot details of Sharp Objects.]
Sharp Objects delivered a doozy of a finale last night—and a helluva post-credits sequence for those that stuck around—but, while the revelation of just who was the Wind Gap killer continues to sting, it’s the intricacy of the show’s storytelling, music, and set design that will likely cement its place on no shortage of year-end lists. Take that elegant, painstakingly detailed dollhouse, for example—an eerie presence throughout the season, it served an essential role in the show’s final twist, revealing that the answer was right before Camille’s eyes the entire time. It also, according to this piece from Vulture, cost around six figures to make.
Multiple bodies were hired specifically to recreate the Crellins’ Southern gothic home piece by piece, as literally everything in it was made from scratch. Much of that responsibility fell on the shoulders of production designer John Paino, who sounds like the most patient man on Earth.