Turn your logo into a custom LEGO set.

Choose a form that suits your mark.

A framed relief gives a complex logo room to breathe. A trophy works well for a bold silhouette and needs a stable base. A sculptural model adds depth, but fine lettering and narrow gaps may need a larger scale to stay readable.

The fal portrait explores a raised logo inside a display frame. The OpenAI trophy uses a stand and a contrasting white silhouette. Open either example above to examine its geometry, piece count, and building instructions.

What to include in your brief.

• A clear image of the logo you have permission to use, plus the brand colors that matter most.
• The intended setting: a desk, shelf, reception area, or event display.
• A target size and the details that must remain recognizable, especially small lettering and negative space.
• For a team gift, the desired quantity, destination, budget range, and event date. These are review requirements, not a guarantee of availability or delivery.

Brick colors are a limited palette. A brand color may need its closest available match, and uncommon parts can affect sourcing. Discuss those tradeoffs before treating the design as final.

Planning a custom corporate gift?

A logo build can be a starting point for an employee gift, launch keepsake, or desk display. First establish a recognizable, structurally sound model. Then review quantities, packaging, parts availability, and the price before committing to an order.

Submit your brief and reference images, and we’ll email your design within 12–24 hours. Bulk quantities, packaging, manufacturing, and delivery dates are confirmed with your quote before you order.

Common questions

Can the model use exact brand colors?

We can use your colors as design targets. Physical pieces come in specific colors, so a close match may be more practical than an exact match. That is part of sourcing review.

Can I review it before ordering?

Yes. Explore the 3D model and building steps, request changes, and review construction and sourcing before approving an order. A rendered box or model is a preview, not proof of a manufactured product.

Is this an official LEGO corporate service?

No. 2nd Brick is an independent custom build service, not affiliated with or endorsed by the LEGO Group.

Can I start with a product photo instead?

Yes. See how to prepare a photo for a custom set, or browse all featured builds for other formats.