How many pieces does the French Café set (10362) have?

The set has 1,101 pieces and includes no minifigures.

Is this set for play or for display?

As an Icons set with no minifigures, it's built primarily as a finished display model rather than for play.

What colours define the facade?

White and light nougat form the facade, black covers the roof and window frames, and light bluish grey covers the street. The full breakdown is in this page's parts list.

Icons

French Café

French Café (10362) is a 2025 LEGO Icons set depicting a street scene built around a café in the French style. With 1,101 pieces and no minifigures, the focus sits entirely on architecture and detailing rather than role play. White and light nougat form the facade, while black and light bluish grey add contrast at the roof and street.

Set number: 10362
Year: 2025
Pieces: 1,101
Minifigures: 0
Theme: Icons
Different parts: 318

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 318

As BrickLink list (XML)

Import on BrickLink: Wanted → Upload, upload the file (or paste its content), pick a Wanted List and add the parts.

Spare parts (47)

These extra parts come with the set in case one gets lost.

Description

A street corner in the Paris style

The model recreates a typical European street corner, with a café on the ground floor and living space or a workshop above, in keeping with the Icons range's city-scene sets. An awning, small street-side tables and shutters build atmosphere without the set naming any specific address or real-world building. The interior is arranged so furniture and decor remain visible even once the model is fully assembled and on display. The rear of the building is also detailed, so the model can stand freely in a room rather than only facing one direction.

Not a play set — an architectural model

Unlike many other Icons buildings, French Café includes no minifigures at all, making clear that the build itself and the finished display model are the point, not role play. Construction focuses on facade detailing, window frames and small street elements rather than furnished rooms for figures. That makes it a pure architecture and decor build with no fixed play scenario attached. Builders can still place minifigures from other sets outside the café, even though none are included with this one.

White, light nougat and dark contrasts

Among the 318 distinct parts, white and light nougat make up the facade, while black defines the roof, window frames and railings. Light bluish grey covers the street and pavement, giving the scene a calm, European city feel. This page's parts list breaks down all 318 pieces by colour and quantity, useful if you're after light-toned facade pieces for your own street scenes. A handful of green elements in planters and decor also break up the otherwise light facade.

A display piece for city-scene fans

At 1,101 pieces, French Café sits in the mid-size range for Icons sets and appeals to adult fans of architecture and street scenes, as well as anyone building a collection of European townhouses. The build splits into ground floor, upper floor and roof, giving it clearly defined stages. Displayed next to other Icons street scenes, the café extends naturally into a larger city backdrop. Even on its own, the amount of facade detail makes the building read as a complete diorama.

FAQ

How many pieces does the French Café set (10362) have?: The set has 1,101 pieces and includes no minifigures.
Is this set for play or for display?: As an Icons set with no minifigures, it's built primarily as a finished display model rather than for play.
What colours define the facade?: White and light nougat form the facade, black covers the roof and window frames, and light bluish grey covers the street. The full breakdown is in this page's parts list.

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