By LEGO reimagines Monet’s Water Lilies, translating Impressionism into immersive buildable art.
Expanding its art series after interpretations of Mona Lisa, Starry Night, and Sunflowers, LEGO now turns Claude Monet’s 1899 Bridge Over a Pond of Water Lilies into a 3,179-piece collectible created with The Metropolitan Museum of Art. Designers studied the original canvas in person, translating brushwork through layered tiles arranged vertically and horizontally to recreate shifting light and atmospheric depth.
Up close, the composition reveals individual bricks; from afar, it resolves into a luminous Impressionist landscape. Butterflies, tonal water variations, and a diagonally orchestrated light band enrich the build, embracing LEGO’s geometry while honouring Monet’s exploration of perception, colour relationships, and sensory experience. The set comes with a wall hanger so you can display it like actual art and releases March 4, inviting slow, meditative engagement with colour and perception.
Info & images courtesy of lego.com
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