LEGO Flower Bouquet
Giving and receiving beautiful flowers is such a joy. If you’re looking for a flower gift with a difference, the LEGO® Flower Bouquet (10280) is an inspired choice. Whether you’re treating a loved one, or are looking for your next creative project, this flower bouquet model building kit lets you relax, unplug and create something wonderful. When complete, the impressive flower display brings a touch of fun and color to any room. The adjustable stems make it easy to tailor the arrangement for any vase or container.
Style flowers like a pro
Each detail of the bouquet is made from LEGO components – all customizable to create a unique display. Most of the flowers have petals that are positionable so you can have fun designing different arrangements. Take the stems apart and recombine them to adjust the height and shape of your flowers. Part of the LEGO Botanical Collection for adults, this set includes several elements made from plant-based plastic, produced using sustainably sourced sugarcane.
• The LEGO® Flower Bouquet (10280) building kit makes a unique gift or mindful project, creating a beautiful flower display model made entirely from LEGO pieces. Please note, that a vase is not included.
Flower This flower bouquet delivers a vibrant display of colors and interesting shapes, inspired by real flowers such as roses, snapdragons, poppies, asters, daisies, and grasses.
• Let your imagination bloom with customizable elements. Position the petals and leaves, then change the lengths of the stems to create wonderful arrangements for the home.
The stems come in a variety of lengths. As a guide, the ‘snapdragon’, with its straight stem, measures over 14 in. High (36 cm).
As the first-ever LEGO® Flower Bouquet, this set includes a host of new colors and shapes that adult LEGO fans will love.
The flowers are created from over 17 unusual LEGO® elements with realistic petal shapes and colors, to create an unexpected display that is sure to make people look twice.
The LEGO® Flower Bouquet is part of the LEGO Botanical Collection. This revolutionary collection uses several elements made from plant-based plastic, produced using sustainably sourced sugarcane.
LEGO® components meet stringent industry standards to ensure they are consistent, compatible, and connect and pull apart easily every time – it’s been that way since 1958.
LEGO® components are dropped, heated, crushed, twisted, and analyzed to make sure they meet strict global safety standards.
Quick—name a kind of flower that doesn’t need a lot of water. If you’re thinking of an orchid, you’d be correct. And what about succulents, too? Indeed, there are many types of desert flowers that can survive for weeks without much moisture at all. This brings us to the latest offerings from everyone’s favorite building toy, Lego—the company is adding to its ever-growing (pun fully intended) line of buildable flowers.
Available for preorder starting today is a 15-inch-high Lego orchid as well as a collection of succulents that can be displayed individually around the house or grouped together in any number of configurations. The team at Lego spared no detail on either design: the orchid, for one, features six large flowers and two smaller, newly opened buds; it also includes a fluted pot in a moody blue-gray that does not look that far off from a chic ceramic Jonathan Adler vase.
“A challenge with this set was creating a cylindrical pot from Lego elements that would be fun to build but also beautiful to look at,” lead designer Michael Psiaki said in a release.
As for the succulents, nine plant varieties in green, red, lavender, pink, and orange each sit on black Lego bases that can be arranged to suit your mood. There are cacti too, but these are the kind that won’t hurt you (unless you step on them barefoot in the middle of the night, which as every parent knows will hurt you intensely).
These two newest releases, officially on sale May 1, join the current Lego botanical lineup of tulips, roses, sunflowers, and even a bonsai tree. The best part, of course, is that none of these brick bouquets need water, which is one less thing for Mom — or whoever your intended recipient may be — to worry about.
Giving and receiving beautiful flowers is such a joy. If you’re looking for a flower gift with a difference, the LEGO Flower Bouquet (10280) is an inspired choice. Whether you’re treating a loved one, or are looking for your next creative project, this flower bouquet model building kit lets you relax, unplug and create something wonderful. When complete, the impressive flower display brings a touch of fun and color to any room. The adjustable stems make it easy to tailor the arrangement for any vase or container. Each detail of the bouquet is made from LEGO components – all customizable to create a unique display. Most of the flowers have petals that are positionable so you can have fun designing different arrangements. Take the stems apart and recombine them to adjust the height and shape of your flowers. Part of the LEGO Botanical Collection for adults, this set includes several elements made from plant-based plastic, produced using sustainably sourced sugarcane.
The LEGO Flower Bouquet (10280) building kit makes a unique gift or mindful project, creating a beautiful flower display model made entirely from LEGO pieces. Please note, that a vase is not included
This flower bouquet delivers a vibrant display of colors and interesting shapes, inspired by real flowers such as roses, snapdragons, poppies, asters, daisies, and grasses.
Let your imagination bloom with customizable elements. Position the petals and leaves, then change the lengths of the stems to create wonderful arrangements for the home
The LEGO Flower Bouquet set makes a special and unique gift for friends, loved ones, or yourself, at any time of year
The stems come in a variety of lengths. As a guide, the ‘snapdragon’, with its straight stem, measures over 14 in. (36 cm) high I recently built a LEGO Art set, where all you do is add studs to a large surface. I found that much more relaxing, as I could shut down my head and let my hands go on auto-pilot. The flowers take more focus, so the shutting-down didn’t really happen for me. But I guess that will be different for every builder out there.
