Buon giorno, builders! A sun-soaked corner of southern Italy has landed on LEGO® Ideas, and it just reached the full 10,000 supporters. Naples Corner comes from designer Andrea Brickoso, who packed 4,600 bricks into a modular tribute to the home of pizza. Can you smell the wood-fired oven from here? We nearly can.

The layout centers on a seaside square called Piazza Italia, a stepped pedestrian alley named Via Vesuvio, and an uphill lane called Via Costiera Amalfitana. Three main buildings anchor the scene: a brick museum showing off Andrea's own microscale creations (including the village of Portofino and medieval castles across three seasons, a clever build-within-a-build), a three-floor pizzeria with a terrace for aperitivo, and a residential block hiding a wine cellar in its underground level. That kind of layered construction is exactly the sort of trick that makes modular fans grin.

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Life fills every corner. You get 14 minifigures and a statue, with two kids and a teen kicking a football down the street, a fruit-and-vegetable vendor, a violinist, a waiter, a pizza chef, tourists with a baby, a fisherman, a construction worker, and a postman. Ten little animals wander through too. A classic Italian APE three-wheeler hauls produce to market, palm trees sway, and prickly pear plants dot the Mediterranean scene. The whole thing measures 35 cm wide, 32 cm deep, and 37 cm tall, and tips the scales near 3,700 grams of awesome.

Andrea Brickoso built Naples Corner to share the emotions he felt recreating a piece of his home region, a slice of Italy the world knows through pizza. With 765 comments and the goal reached back in December 2024, this seaside gem now sits in the LEGO® review stage, where designers cross their fingers and hope for that golden "yes."

Fancy a corner of the Amalfi Coast on your shelf? Watch Naples Corner as it heads through review, and start imagining where you would park that little produce APE. Andiamo, builders, this could be one delizioso official set.