There’s nothing we love more than Lego family time – spending time with the kids building new sets, sorting blocks, and making up our own creations. Watching the little ones build, learn, work together and creatively problem solve is what Lego is all about.

The name ‘LEGO’ is an abbreviation of the two Danish words “leg godt”, meaning “play well” – and it is this creative outlet that we want to share with other families.

The idea for The Brick Library came about in lockdown when many families, like us, were spending lots of time at home and the need for new toys (like Lego) was a constant ask by our little humans. The problem is that Lego is expensive and once built, sets can take up a lot of space and just sit there. The excitement of a new set wears off – and we were not alone. Many friends were feeling the same so we needed a solution...