LEGO Ideas review gains stunning three-storey modular build

An interactive and wild LEGO modular has reached the required 10,000 supporters to enter the second LEGO Ideas review of 2026.

We are now past the halfway point of the second LEGO Ideas review of 2026, which closes at the start of September, with a total of 48 builds reaching the coveted 10,000-supporter milestone. It would have been 49, but one submission mysteriously disappeared from the platform.

The latest addition is a huge Victorian and Neoclassical-inspired modular featuring an ice cream parlour, jewellery store, and much more.

Designed by Bricky_Brick, who has now seen 26 of their creations reach 10,000 supporters, Mulberry Corner gets its name from the century-old mulberry tree that sits on the corner of the model.The three-storey build combines detailed interiors with interactive play features and storytelling elements.

The ground floor houses an ice cream parlour and jewellery store, with a hidden secret beneath the safe. The first floor features a goldsmith’s workshop alongside the kitchen of a comic book artist’s apartment, complete with large balconies.The second floor is dedicated to the comic book artist’s living space, including a drawing studio, bedroom, and lounge area.

The model includes removable walls, movable stairs leading to the safe, and a sliding wall that allows builders to recreate a jewellery store heist. It features seven minifigures, including an ice cream shop manager, a secretly criminal co-worker, a jewellery assistant, goldsmith, comic book artist, customer, and photographer.

The huge modular joins the second LEGO Ideas review of 2026, which now contains 48 submissions with the chance to become future LEGO Ideas sets.

The recently revealed 21372 La Catrina and 21370 E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial both started life as fan submissions and will arrive on shelves on August 1.

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