Wright Flower and Brick Shop Opens in Lafayette
The business opened its downtown satellite location in June offering flower services and LEGO set rentals.
Updated on Oct. 27, 2026 in Openings & Closings
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Wright Flower and Brick Shop opened a satellite location at 436 Main St. in downtown Lafayette this June. The shop combines floral services with a unique space for customers to rent and build LEGO sets.
Why it matters
The new location expands the offerings of an established local business into the city center. It provides residents with a specialized retail and activity space that integrates leisure and creative play.
The shop requires a $20 deposit for two-hour table reservations, which covers up to four people. This deposit is applied toward LEGO set rentals and snack purchases, with snacks priced between $1.50 and $2.
The players
Wright Flower and Brick Shop
This business is a specialized retailer that combines traditional flower shop services with a recreational LEGO building space.
The details
Customers can reserve tables for two-hour sessions to build various LEGO themes, including Star Wars, Botanicals, and Harry Potter. The facility is designed to accommodate both individual builders and small groups.
Timeline
1947: Original flower shop began operations in West Lafayette
June 2026: Satellite location opened in downtown Lafayette
Market Landscape
This expansion represents a modern evolution of the business model established by the 1947 founding of the original West Lafayette shop. By introducing experiential retail to the downtown core, the company shifts its strategy to capture foot traffic through a hybrid service model.
Residents can utilize the downtown space for social building sessions, though advanced booking is required to secure a table for groups of up to four. The $20 deposit provides credit toward snacks and rentals, impacting how visitors budget for their time in the shop.
The takeaway
This new downtown storefront offers a unique combination of floral arrangements and structured leisure time for local residents. Customers interested in visiting should plan to book their two-hour building sessions in advance to ensure space availability for their group.
Further reading
For more information on the local retail environment, visit Lafayette Openings & Closings.
More information
To book a session or view available sets, visit the business reservation and information portal.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Journal and Courier.
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