- Free Click & Collect
- Free standard delivery over £50
- Free returns
- Price
- £35.99
Product description
Product code: 73210118
- Ideal for any plants lovers, flower fans and botanical buffs
- Fully assembled, the Orchid measures 39cm high, 30cm wide and 24cm deep
- Contains 608 pieces and with a stylish blue flowerpot, makes a stunning display piece in your home or office
- While you'll need to water regular plants, this collector's item grows with pure imagination and creativity
Why should kids get to have all the fun? LEGO gets grown up with its Botanical Collection, made especially for ages 18+. With 608 pieces ready to be put together into a beautiful Orchid, it includes 2 stalks with 6 flowers in full bloom - all you’ll need is a vase to show off your hard work. Did we mention it’s the perfect way to practice mindfulness? No Wi-Fi connection needed.
A beautiful centerpiece for home or office
Unlike a real flower, this plant doesn’t need watering – making it a top gift for anyone who's a bit forgetful when it comes to watering their little green friend.
The flowers and leaves can be repositioned, allowing you to style the plant and create your own display, and there are even a few surprises if you look carefully enough – do you see the little purple LEGO swords used to make the flower’s stamens?
A rewarding project
Part of the LEGO Botanical Collection for adults, this set offers you the chance to unwind by creating a beautiful flower decor piece to display. It’s a great choice if you’re looking for the best LEGO sets for adults. Take a look at the other collectable sets in the series including the LEGO Flower Bouquet (10280) and the LEGO Birds of Paradise (10289).
Product specification
- Batteries Included
- No
- Brand
- LEGO
- Composition
- plastic
- Country of Origin
- Czech Republic
- Dimensions
- H70.50 x W38.20 x D26.20cm
- Made in the UK
- No
- Model name / number
- 10311
- Number of pieces
- 608
- Packaged Dimensions
- H70.50 x W38.20 x D26.20cm
- Range
- LEGO Botanicals
- Suitable From
- 18 years
- Warning!
- Warning! Choking hazard - small parts. Not suitable for children under 3 years old
Useful guides
Brand information
The company that was destined to become LEGO started life as being a small workshop that produced wooden toys, run by Ole Kirk Christiansen in 1932. The name ‘LEGO’ was adopted in 1934, coming from the Danish phrase ‘leg godt’, which means ‘play well’. It wasn’t until 1947 that they started producing plastic toys, with the first version of the now infamous interlocking bricks coming in 1949.
They weren’t quite the bricks that people are used to nowadays, being made from a different material and having a slightly different locking system. It was actually Christiansen’s son Godtfred Kirk that saw the potential for the bricks to become a tool for creative play and in 1958, the modern brick design was born. From this date, despite variation in the design and purpose of individual pieces over the years, each remains compatible in some way with previous pieces. So you could have a LEGO set from 1958 and it would still be completely compatible with a modern set.
Since the 1960, thousands of sets have been released covering everything from Aliens to the Wild West. The only area that the company has never tackled directly is military-themed sets, because Ole Kirk set a policy that they must never make war seem like child’s play. The largest ever LEGO set to date is a scale-model of the Taj Mahal, which was made out of 5922 pieces.
The LEGO Group's motto is ‘det bedste er ikke for godt’, which roughly translates to "only the best is the best". Ole Kirk Christiansen came up with this phrase to encourage workers to always produce the highest quality toys possible.
Nowadays, LEGO makes a vast range of toys for all ages, as well as teaching materials for children, which are distributed in over 130 countries. The company has approximately 10,000 employees and is the world's third largest manufacturer of play materials.
Delivery and returns
Delivery and collection options
- Standard Delivery
- £4.50
- UK delivery within 2 to 5 days, 8am - 8pm, Monday to Saturday. Free on orders over £50, otherwise £4.50.
- Click & Collect
- Free
- Free on orders over £30, £2.50 if you spend less. Choose a collection day at checkout, next day available at some locations. Available at Waitrose, selected John Lewis shops, Shell stations and Booths stores.
- Local Collection Network
- Free
- Collect your delivery from thousands of local convenience shops. Your next available collection day will show at checkout.
- Next or Named Day Delivery
- £7.50
- Delivery on the day of your choice, 8am - 8pm, 7 days a week. You'll receive a text on the morning of delivery with a 1-hour delivery window.
- Morning Delivery
- £10.95
- Delivery on the day of your choice, by 11.30am available 7 days a week.
Returns and refunds
You can return or exchange an unwanted item within 30 days of receiving it.
Please allow up to 14 days from sending the item to receive your refund.
How to return your item
Small items
Return a small item you bought online for free to a John Lewis or Waitrose shop, or one of our return locations. You can also arrange a collection using Evri or Royal Mail.
Large items - items delivered by two people, such as appliances and furniture
We'll collect large items from you. Collections are free if your item is damaged or faulty. If not, we charge a collection fee. To arrange a collection, please contact us.