new LEGO Fountain Garden set revealed ahead of 2025 release

Aside from recent Black Friday and Insiders Week 2024 announcements, November is steadily becoming flush with new LEGO building set reveals, as well. For fans of the Icons theme, we’re getting another set that compliments 2023’s 10315 Tranquil Garden set, which is currently marked down by 20% at Amazon along with a massive collection of other kits. Bringing some mindfulness to your home, the new 10359 Fountain Garden set is scheduled to be released early in 2025 and encourages you to customize your very own LEGO garden with new elements and a modular design. Head below to get the rundown on what to expect and to see the collected photos.

The upcoming LEGO Icons 10359 Fountain Garden set is intended to give builders an enjoyable mindful project that lets your personality shine through the customizable design. It is set to release on January 1, 2025, with a $99.99 price tag, so excited builders won’t have to wait much longer to add it to their displays. Unfortunately, unlike some of the other new reveals we’ve gotten this month, there is no open pre-order option here yet, but as I said, it will be hitting the market on New Year’s Day, so there’s not much longer to wait compared to some others.

The 10359 Fountain Garden kit stacks up to 1,302 pieces and comes as a complimentary addition to 2023’s 10315 Tranquil Garden, which features the same general modularity as this new model. You’ll be able to swap out plants and other decorative elements as you please, but unlike its predecessor garden, this new set allows for even more aggressive landscaping control, as you could remove entire sections if you so choose, drastically changing its look and orientation to suit your aesthetics.

There are some new elements being introduced with this new set, like the printed tiles inspired by North African Zellige, an architectural/art form that one of the designers, Kenza Faten, drew on when designing its pieces. You’ll also find a new Spanish Moon Moth included with a new print, paying homage to a famous species of moths that tend to reside in the Pyrenees mountain range. The overall base/frame sports a slight difference from the 10315 Tranquil Garden too, giving it some independence while still tying in nicely when the two sets are side by side.