These Lego Wall Art Sets Will Liven Up Your Sad, Bare Walls

2 min readOne of the biggest Lego conundrums I hear from adults is what to do with their creations once they’re done building. Sure, some of them are cool to display, but a lot can start to look like colorful clutter. As someone who owns a lot of Lego sets, being able to use walls instead of shelf space is necessary for small spaces. With their art collection, you get to have fun building and even get some new wall decor out of the deal.Shop All Lego Art SetsAll of these art builds come with special hanging mechanisms, so you can place them safely on the wall. Although if you want to prop up an easel and display it as if you just finished painting Starry Night yourself, I’m not going to stop you.These sets are getting more detailed (and expensive) as the brand adds to the collection, but if you consider that the original The Great Wave sold for close to $3 million, the $100 price tag is practically a bargain.Shop Lego Wall Art PiecesLego Hokusai – The Great WaveLego Gustav Klimt The KissLego Claude Monet – Bridge Over a Pond of Water LiliesLego Japanese Cherry Blossom LandscapeLego Vincent Van Gogh’s Starry NightLego Vincent Van Gogh – SunflowersNow 12% OffLego Keith Haring – Dancing FiguresLEGO The Fauna Collection – TigerNow 35% OffLego The Milky Way GalaxyMy personal favorite of the sets is the Bridge Over a Pond of Water Lilies by Monet, because of the use of unique Lego bricks, like butterfly pieces and bananas, to create the impressionist landscape. Another popular pick is the Keith Haring set. While many people choose to display it as shelf sculptures, you can arrange the colorful characters on your wall in any configuration you want.And for those who don’t want a specific masterpiece on their walls, there are a few other options, like the Fauna Collection Tiger or the tranquil Japanese Cherry Blossom landscape.