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LEGO: Van Gogh Sunflowers

  • Writer: Coty
    Coty
  • Nov 8
  • 2 min read
Lego Vincent Van Gogh Sunflowers finished and hanging on my wall

When you think of Van Gogh, you probably picture swirling skies, bursts of color, and brushstrokes so thick you can almost feel them. Now imagine that but as a still life in LEGO form. The LEGO Art Vincent van Gogh Sunflowers takes one of Van Gogh’s most famous paintings and rebuilds it brick by brick. It becomes a 3D masterpiece that looks like it leapt straight out of a museum frame. The set even comes with a sticker so you can sign the vase


Does that mean you end up with an original? It does have a signature after all. I hadn’t played with LEGO since I was a kid, but after seeing the Fender Stratocaster I had to start again. And now with these art pieces, LEGO feels like it’s grown into something for art lovers, collectors, anyone who wants to bring a little sunshine to their walls, and of course for all of us adults who still love that feeling of play


The Basics

Set: 31215 LEGO Art Vincent van Gogh Sunflowers

Pieces: 2,615Release

Date: March 1, 2025

Ages: 18+Size: 22 in. (54 cm) high, 17 in. (41 cm) wide, 2 in. (5 cm) deep


The Masterpiece

This isn’t your typical LEGO. It’s a 3D painting that can and should live in one of your walls. The end result is full of texture and depth. The set was created with the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam. The box has 34 bags and plates to help you form the canvas. You start with the frame, then the background. The background is light yellow with the bottom being darker yellow. It almost feels as if you are painting. The rulebook is thick and helps you put the masterpiece together step by step. There’s even an accompanying podcast, so you can learn about Van Gogh


There are loads of yellow to brown, and it can get a little tricky. The color difference between the instruction manual and the pieces is not always clear. We experienced a bit of trial and error, but in a way, that’s the charm. As the piece starts to take shape, the sixteen 3D sunflowers range from in full bloom to wilting ones. This gives the painting a pop of texture. I really like how the painting is mostly monochromatic with a few hints of green. Then, it all comes together


Final Impression

When you finally hang it up, the result is stunning. The depth, the texture, the glow, it’s all there. Even with a few moments of color confusion, the build feels immersive, meditative, and rewarding. Whether you’re an art lover, a LEGO collector, or just someone looking to add a little creative sunshine to your space, the Vincent van Gogh Sunflowers set delivers. It’s more than a build, it’s an experience. I do warn though, it has become addictive. We just ordered Starry Night, and I can’t wait!

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