It all started with my love for LEGO — a true companion that grew up with me through every stage of life. After graduating from UCL in London, I got married and was preparing to move to a new home. During this process, I realized how difficult it was to find a way to showcase my cherished sets that truly felt like part of my home.

I tried many products on the market, but their quality often left me disappointed. So, I decided to take matters into my own hands and start a small workshop crafting display frames. I hunted for aluminum alloy frames that were stronger and more durable than anything else out there, and invested in a six-color printer to bring out the most vivid, true-to-life colors possible.

At the same time, thanks to the acrylic research I did during university, I knew what to look for amid the flood of mediocre materials — and I found an acrylic so clear and bright that its light transmission almost rivals medical-grade materials.

Our process is slow, because every frame and case is made with care and patience. But I believe that in time, this dedication will show — in the quality you hold, in the way your LEGO sets come alive in your house, and in the joy it brings you every day.