Creator

Floral Art Decor Painting

A little brick easel that actually earns a spot on the shelf

Brick Rated Score

3.9 out of 53.9/5

Set 31390 · 2026

Pieces348
Minifigsn/a
Year2026
Set number31390

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The verdict

What got me about this one is the little tool tucked into the build, a tile remover shaped to fit the set, because you're meant to keep swapping the flowers around after you finish.

That's not a throwaway gimmick, it's the whole point of a Creator 3-in-1 done right. For thirty dollars you get an easel with rearrangeable blooms, a picture frame that holds an actual photo, and a flamingo sketch with its own palette and brush, all from the same 348 pieces. I'd hand this to a kid who likes rearranging their room more than one who wants a fast, satisfying build, because this one rewards fussing with it after the instructions are done.

Best for: kids and adults who like small rotating desk decor more than a one-and-done build

The full review

What it is

This is a small Creator 3-in-1 built around a single idea: a brick easel holding a floral picture that you get to keep rearranging. Build it once as the easel, complete with a paintbrush, palette, and paint tube propped alongside, and it already looks like something you'd actually leave out on a shelf. Then take it apart and it becomes a picture frame that holds a real photograph behind the flowers, or a flamingo sketch with its own tiny palette and brush. That range, three distinct looks from the same 348 pieces, is what a Creator set is supposed to deliver, and this one does it without padding.

The catch

The honest caveat is that this only released in June 2026, so I'm working from official set details and early reveals rather than a stack of owner reviews, there just hasn't been time for the community verdict to form yet. It's also a genuinely small set. At 7.5 inches tall it's a nightstand or bookshelf piece, not a display centerpiece, and there are no minifigures at all. If you're picturing something bigger for the money, recalibrate first.

Who it's for

Get this for a kid who likes redecorating more than they like finishing, someone who'll actually swap the flower arrangement every few weeks rather than build it once and forget it. Skip it if you want a big showpiece build or need minifigs in the box, this one is all about the flowers and the frame.

The parts story

What the build is actually like, and the pieces worth knowing about.

The build itself is quick and light, which fits the price point, you're moving through an easel frame, then working in the floral elements, then adding the small accessory props like the palette and paint tube. It's not a set that will test your patience the way a big botanical piece might, it's closer to an afternoon project than a weekend one, and that's by design for the age range.

The flowers are obviously the stars here, and LEGO leans into that by including a purpose-built tile remover so you're not fighting the pieces every time you want to change the arrangement. At 348 pieces for $29.99 you're getting close to nine cents a piece, which is solid value for a themed display set, and the fact that the picture-frame mode accepts an actual photograph means the build stays functional on a shelf well after the novelty of assembling it wears off.

Fun facts

  • 01The set converts between three builds: a flower-filled easel, a picture frame that holds a real photo, and a flamingo sketch complete with its own palette and brush.
  • 02It includes a dedicated tile-removal tool so the flower arrangement can be rearranged after the initial build.
  • 03It launched alongside sibling set 31383 Floral Decor Perfume Bottle as part of LEGO's June 2026 Creator floral wave.
  • 04At 348 pieces for $29.99 USD, it works out to under nine cents per piece, a strong ratio for a small display set.

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