A sculpture
A pet, a person or an object, built round with slopes and curves.
Send a picture, say what you picture, and our designer builds it brick by brick: a set you can order, with every part real and every step in the manual.
The Founder's Kit reserves your first kit and gives you the workbench for life. Nothing to upload until the site opens.
Real parts.Every connection checked
Each demo opens in the workbench, free. Spin it, play the build step by step, take it apart.
A superyacht from one photo: hull, decks and mast in real bricks.
Open live demo
A family on the cliffs, as a scene with five minifigures.
Open live demo
A riverside moment, built as a small scene.
Open live demo
A portrait as a brick mosaic for the wall.
Open live demo
A carved jack-o’-lantern with a curling stem. Its face is clear yellow bricks, lit from inside by a real light brick.
Photo: “Jack-O-Lantern 1”, photo by Clyde Robinson, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons.Open live demo
A yellow school bus with a white roof, rub rails, a long row of windows, its hood and roof lights.
Photo: “School-bus-Atlanta1”, photo by Rundvald, public domain, via Wikimedia Commons.Open live demo
A red fire engine with a blue light bar, silver lockers, a lime stripe and a ladder on the roof.
Photo: “Merseyside Fire and Rescue Service DK22 DBV”, photo by Graham Mitchell, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons.Open live demo
A red farm tractor with big back wheels, a glass cab, an exhaust stack and a beacon on the roof.
Photo: “Tractor at Atherton Old Hall Farm”, photo by John Harwood, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons.Open live demo
A garden gnome lying back on a plank, pipe in hand, in his tall red hat.
Photo: “German garden gnome”, photo by Colibri1968, public domain, via Wikimedia Commons.Open live demo
A ginger guinea pig in the hay, with folded ears and shiny black eyes.
Photo: “Portrait of guinea pig”, photo by Jernej Furman, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons.Open live demo
A gingerbread cottage with icing, gumdrops, a peppermint window and sweets in the snow.
Photo: “Gingerbread house with gumdrops”, photo by Marit & Toomas Hinnosaar, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons.Open live demo
An old golden teddy bear sitting up in a red knitted scarf with pom-poms.
Photo: “Teddy Bear”, Missouri History Museum, public domain, via Wikimedia Commons.Open live demo
A Pembroke corgi sitting up, tongue out, with a white blaze, ruff and paws.
Open live demo
A silver fighter on a display stand, with a red spinner and four-blade propeller.
Open live demo
A cabinet with a pixel invader on the screen, a joystick and buttons.
Open live demo
A striped lighthouse and the keeper’s cottage on a rocky island.
Open live demo
A swept-wing starfighter on its landing legs, twin engines glowing.
Open live demoA pet, a person or an object, built round with slopes and curves.
The picture itself in studs, standing up or lying flat, for a wall or a shelf.
A moment with figures and surroundings, like the family on the cliffs.
Your home or a building from photos or a floor plan, with real doors, windows and stairs.
You see it before anything is ordered. We design with real parts, so what you preview is what arrives.
The Founder's Kit pays for it now, and gets you in the day the site opens.
Kit holders go first. No pictures to send until then.
Our designer builds it brick by brick. You preview it in 3D, change it, and manage it yourself.
Happy with the preview? We order every part and send one kit, in its own custom box, with a printed manual. Nothing more to pay for your first.
Our demo scenes and sculptures. Every kit is designed to fit one flat price.
The longest side of each demo. They stand 9 to 42 cm tall.
Usually. Standard parts only, from 1×1 plates to 2×8 bricks and 4×4 plates, plus slopes.
Every part counted and ordered for you, a parts list and a printed step-by-step manual, in a custom box made for your set.
Bigger builds, like a wall-size mosaic, are quoted separately.
Drag to turn the boxYour set on the front, its name, pieces and height on the band, its colours and how it was made on the back. Fully custom, designed for your set and no one else's. Pick one of ours to turn it over.
| Feature | Free workbench | Founder’s Kit |
|---|---|---|
| Build and explore in 3D | Yes | Yes |
| Open the demo sets, play the steps | Yes | Yes |
| Save your builds | No | Yes, for life |
| Export (LDraw, parts list, renders) | No | Yes, for life |
| Import your own models | No | Yes, for life |
| Photo-to-brick designer | No | Yes |
| Your first kit, ordered and sent | No | Yes |
The site is nearly ready. The Founder's Kit pays for your first kit now and gets you in the day it opens.
When the site opens you see your set in 3D, step by step, before anything is ordered.
Change colours, parts and pieces in the workbench, or ask the designer to try again.
Every piece is a part that exists, checked so the model holds together.
Your first kit, paid for in full, and lifetime access to the Nooks workbench: saving, exporting, importing your own models, and the photo-to-brick designer. You also get in the day the site opens. It costs $225, the flat price of a kit.
We are finishing it now. Kit holders get an email the day it opens, before anyone else.
Founder's Kits ship from late November to early December 2026. If that date slips, we email you a new one before it does, and you can cancel for a full refund. See the terms of sale.
You upload a picture and describe what you picture. Our designer builds it, you preview it for free, change what you like, and order the kit when you are happy.
Every kit is designed to fit one flat price, so most land at a few hundred to about 1,500 pieces and a few tens of centimetres. If you want something much bigger, like a wall-size mosaic, we will quote it separately.
A kit is $225 flat, whatever its size. The Founder's Kit covers your first one. We order every part for you and send it as one kit with a printed manual.
No. There is nothing to upload until the site opens. At checkout the store takes your email and payment, and that is all.
One clear, well-lit photo of a person, pet, object or building. For a house, a floor plan works too.
Yes. Every piece is a standard part that exists, and you get a parts list and a step-by-step manual. See the notice below.