LEGO… but make it arty
Brick nerds stand aside, the design conscious can also worship at the LEGO altar. From abstract originals and Rolling Stones graphics to Van Gogh masterpieces and architectural gems, LEGO has joined the arty party.
Hermès x LEGO blew up the Muddy social feed this week and we were slightly kiddy to get out mitts on a Birkin bag we could actually afford. But sadly it was not to be – the viral images had been created by AI.
All is not lost, design mavens, because LEGO is now appealing to arty, design conscious brick builders. Step aside, kids and Star Wars nerds, the grown ups are here to play.
Unleash your inner Picasso and create a modern abstract masterpiece. This 805-piece set contains all shapes, sizes and colours to create a Lego original – plus a hangar element sp you can pop it on the wall. £44.99
The Barbie Dream House is trending this Christmas but we’ve got out heart set on this 774-piece Mondrian-inspired Lego House. £44.99.
Fancy taking on the work of Vincent Van Gogh? The Starry Night is a whopper with 2,326 pieces to create the watercolour masterpiece in brick form. A test of patience… keep the absinthe under lock and key. £149.99
It’s rock ‘n’ roll… and we like it! Fancy taking on the Rolling Stones’ iconic band logo? Pop on Sticky Fingers and immerse yourself in the 2,000 pieces of red, black and white. You’ll be brick blind by the end of it. £129.99
Discover the soothing powers of Hokusai’s The Great Wave. You have 1,810 bricks piece together and compare your own masterpiece to the one hanging in British Museum in London and the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. £89.99
