Does Floral Art have one fixed final design?

No, the set provides pieces for different flower and leaf shapes that you combine into a pattern of your own.

How many different parts does the set include?

Just 28 unique parts across 2,870 pieces in total, a deliberately small set of shapes designed to repeat and recombine.

Can the pattern be changed after building?

Yes, since there's no single fixed design to follow, the pattern can be rearranged at any time.

LEGO Art

Floral Art

Floral Art is the most open-ended set in the LEGO® Art range: instead of following a fixed portrait, you design your own flower pattern from 2,870 pieces. The parts combine freely into different flower and leaf shapes, so no two finished panels need to look quite the same. There are no minifigures included – this set is entirely about the wall display.

Set number: 31207
Year: 2022
Pieces: 2,870
Minifigures: 0
Theme: LEGO Art
Different parts: 28

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 28

As BrickLink list (XML)

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

Alternative models

Fan models by Rebrickable users that you can build (mostly) from this set’s parts. Instructions are available from the designers.

All 2 ideas at Rebrickable ↗

What can I build with it?

Description

A kit for patterns, not a fixed picture

Unlike the portrait mosaics elsewhere in the LEGO® Art range, which recreate a specific face or image, Floral Art doesn't follow one set template. Instead, it supplies pieces for a handful of stylised flower and leaf shapes that you arrange into a pattern of your own choosing. That open-ended approach makes it a more creative build than the rest of the LEGO Art lineup, and it's also why the instructions read more like suggested layouts than a single fixed result.

28 part types built for endless combinations

With only 28 unique parts across 2,870 pieces total, Floral Art is the most stripped-back set on this page, and that's by design: fewer shapes mean they can be repeated and recombined in more ways. That narrow part variety also makes sorting before you start considerably easier, since there's only a handful of shapes and colours to keep track of. The full parts list further down this page has the exact quantities for each one. You can also take a finished pattern apart and rebuild it differently later on.

Colours: white, turquoise, nougat and orange

White typically forms the background, while dark turquoise, light nougat and bright light orange colour the individual flower and leaf elements. That palette feels brighter and more varied than the muted tones used on the portrait sets, which suits the floral theme well. Since the pattern is entirely up to you, it's worth checking the quantities on the parts list before deciding how many flowers of each colour to use in your design.

Built for creative display, not a fixed image

With no minifigures and no set image to follow, Floral Art suits anyone after a personal, self-designed piece of wall art rather than a set built to a single template. Once finished, the pattern sits in the included frame and can be rearranged again later if you fancy a change. That makes it a strong next step for anyone who has already built other LEGO Art sets and wants more creative freedom this time round.

FAQ

Does Floral Art have one fixed final design?: No, the set provides pieces for different flower and leaf shapes that you combine into a pattern of your own.
How many different parts does the set include?: Just 28 unique parts across 2,870 pieces in total, a deliberately small set of shapes designed to repeat and recombine.
Can the pattern be changed after building?: Yes, since there's no single fixed design to follow, the pattern can be rearranged at any time.