Stickers for a LEGO magic shop and wizard's tower
A wizard's shop is all detail: labelled drawers, bottles with names on them, a chart on the wall, a sign over the door. None of that comes in a set. These are the sheets that supply it, hand-drawn, printed on self-adhesive vinyl in the UK, and cut out by you.
The apothecary, a potion shop on one sheet
The Last Light Apothecary is a whole shop on a single sheet: 89 stickers, and not one of them repeated. Fourteen tall alcove panels fit out the walls, among them the bottle shelf, the workbench with its brass scales, the copper still, the specimen cabinet, the hearth and cauldron, the drying rack, and a poison cabinet that is iron-bound and padlocked. Then come 24 potion and ingredient labels, every one named, from Moonstone and Nightshade to Wolfsbane and Sleep Draught. Then the small things that sell the place: hanging bundles of herbs, brass drawer plates, guild crests, and shop signs including NO CREDIT. NO CURSES. and CLOSED ON THE NEW MOON.
Spells, scrolls and wards for any fantasy build
Spells & Scrolls is the universal sheet, 50 designs with no duplicates, and it is the one to reach for when the magic is not confined to a shop. Summoning circles, a zodiac wheel, an astrolabe, wards and sigils, celestial and alchemical symbols, sealed scrolls and tags, carved rune strips, and a set of bold framed panels: an alchemical diagram, a rune stele, a tree of magic, a moon-phase chart, an hourglass and spell-tomes. It suits a wizard's study, an alchemist's bench, a witch's cottage, a fantasy tavern, or a tabletop scene.
The wizard's tower
The Seer's Tower is 30 designs for an observatory or a scrying chamber. Imira the Seer sits in framed portrait art, with a matched gallery of wall panels, her divination instruments, and her tower's great objects at feature size: an orrery, a glowing grimoire, an astrolabe, a ringed planet, a celestial globe and a moon cradle. Deep indigo and violet, antique gold, and a single cold cyan glow run through every piece, so the sheet reads as one seer's collection rather than a mixed bag.
Where to start, and what the sets save
If you are fitting out one shop, start with the apothecary: it furnishes a whole interior on its own. If the magic runs through the rest of your build instead, start with Spells & Scrolls, because it goes anywhere. The Magic Bundle pairs those two and costs less than buying them separately. The Magic Set adds the tower and brings all three sheets together, which is the sensible buy if you are building a corner rather than a counter.
Every sticker is different
None of these are print-twice sheets, and that is deliberate. A wall of labelled drawers only looks right if the labels are all different, so where another sheet would give you a spare of each, these give you another design instead. Across the three sheets that is 169 stickers and 169 designs.
How the stickers work
Each sheet is printed on self-adhesive vinyl at true size and posted flat. You cut every sticker out yourself, they do not come pre-cut, and the tile size is printed beside each design so you always know what it is for. Every sticker is drawn 0.4mm smaller per edge than the tile face, so it sits inside the tile's bevelled edge instead of lapping over it. Most of the framed art looks best on a white tile, so the colours stay true. We draw and print in the UK, and we post to the UK and the USA.
Candlewick Lane
All of this belongs to one street. Candlewick Lane is where every shopfront wakes up transformed and nobody has ever seen who did it, because the work is done overnight by Bard, the phantom artist. Morwenna Sage keeps The Last Light Apothecary, and her rules are printed on the sheet: no credit, no curses, and everything weighed, never guessed. Imira reads the sky from the tower. Build one shopfront, then the next, and the street fills in. Every name, sign and headline on these sheets is our own invention.
Beyond the brick
It is drawn for brick MOCs, but it does not stay there. The potion labels, wards, drawer plates and shop signs work just as well on tabletop terrain, a dungeon master's shop scene, or a fantasy diorama.
If the sign you need does not exist
A shop is its name. If the keeper you have in mind is not on a sheet, or the sign over the door should say something else entirely, we will draw it. That is what custom LEGO stickers are for.
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WHAT YOU GET
- One A4 sheet, 50 unique designs (no duplicates).
- A range of tile sizes: 4x4 hero art, 2x3 and 1x3 panels, 2x2 medallions, 1x2 scrolls and tags, and 1x6 rune strips.
- Light cut-marks on every sticker so you can see exactly where to trim.
HOW IT WORKS
This is a printed sticker sheet, not pre-cut. You cut each sticker out and apply it to your own tile, the recommended tile size is printed beside each design (most look best on a white tile). Simple, satisfying, and it lets you dress your build exactly how you like.
FROM CANDLEWICK LANE
Every design is our own original artwork: the very signs and scrolls that Bard, the phantom artist, paints around the old magical street. Pairs beautifully with The Last Light Apothecary to build a whole magic shop.
MADE WITH AI AND CODE
Some designs are created with AI image tools and refined by hand; the typographic pieces are drawn programmatically for crisp letterforms.
Please note: these are unofficial, third-party decals. Not affiliated with, authorised or endorsed by the LEGO Group. LEGO(R) is a trademark of the LEGO Group, which does not sponsor, authorise or endorse this product. Bricks and tiles are not included.