The Lego Flower Wall is the most gorgeous Botanical set yet — where to buy ahead of Valentine's Day
The wildly popular Lego Botanical collection just got a new addition and it might be my favorite. Meet the Lego Botanicals Flower Wall — a customizable floral masterpiece that's made for hanging.
Officially available to the public as of Feb. 4, the Lego Flower Wall features 879 pieces that build out to create a gorgeous modular flower trellis with several flower varieties: camellias, a clematis, a hydrangea, a ranunculus, a dark red rose, a cornflower and a mimosa flower. The set introduces several new flowers to the Lego world, as well as new shades of pink and purple.
Not only is the trellis system itself customizable, but the flower elements are as well. Builders are encouraged to get creative and rearrange the flowers to suit their style and space. You can even mix and match Lego florals from other sets you may already own to change things up, giving those old bouquets entirely new life. Any Lego Botanicals set that allows you to remove the buds from the stems can be attached to the Flower Wall. You can also connect additional frames to create a bigger, more extravagant display. The design possibilities are virtually endless. Of course, you'll have to buy all of the extra flowers and frames separately.
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Just in time for Valentine's Day, the Lego Flower Wall is officially available to purchase in Lego stores and at Lego.com for $89.99. I, for one, am actually surprised this highly customizable and stunning set is less than $100. Both a creative outlet and an elegant display piece, it's sure to be an instant fan-favorite.
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