LEGO Ideas Mulberry Corner Reaches 10,000 Supporters and Enters Review Stage

One new candidate worth watching from today’s 12:10 KST LEGO and hobby scout is LEGO Ideas Mulberry Corner. After checking Brick Fanatics’ July 16 signal, we rechecked the key status through the official LEGO Ideas project page and Next data.

Reaching 10,000 votes is a signal of review entry, not product confirmation

In the official LEGO Ideas data, Mulberry Corner is confirmed with supportCount 10,000, achievedSupport true, and state gathering-support-10k. The state entry time is July 16, 2026 at 01:01 UTC.

The important point is that this does not mean an immediate release has been confirmed. The basic LEGO Ideas flow is that a fan project gathers 10,000 supporters, then goes through LEGO’s review stage before a decision is made on whether it will become an actual product.

Mulberry Corner is a three-story modular building with small stories built into it

According to the project description, Mulberry Corner is a three-story modular building that mixes Victorian and neoclassical architectural elements. It takes its name from the old mulberry tree on the corner, and its concept is to turn one street corner into a small scene.

The ground floor includes an ice cream shop and a jewelry store, while the upper floors include a goldsmith’s workshop and a cartoonist’s apartment. Rather than being only an exterior model, the project stands out for aiming at both interior viewing and small story details.

The movable safe and removable wall structure are key play points

Both Brick Fanatics and the official project description point to the movable features as major highlights. The structure allows walls to be removed for interior access, stairs and the safe mechanism to be moved, and small role-play scenes to be created, such as a jewelry store robbery setup.

There is no guarantee that these gimmicks would remain unchanged if the project became an actual product, but at the LEGO Ideas fan project stage, they can be read as a strength that shows both a display-ready modular build and play-focused details.

For now, it is best to separate support from wait-and-see

The information currently available is that the official project has reached 10,000 votes and has entered review candidacy. Price, piece count, release date, and final design have not yet been officially announced.

So today’s conclusion is simple. If you like modular buildings, LEGO Ideas, and shopping street dioramas, it is worth remembering that this project has moved into the review candidate stage. For now, though, this is not a purchase schedule. It is a stage where the possibility of production and the review result should be checked again later.