About InfinityOfTiles

From a LEGO hobby to a specialist parts store.

InfinityOfTiles started with collecting, sorting and a single bulk purchase. Today it is a growing professional LEGO® parts business based in Lithuania, built around careful sorting, a large searchable catalog and giving existing LEGO another life.

Our story

It started as a hobby.

InfinityOfTiles was not created from a business plan. It started with a personal interest in LEGO® — collecting, identifying parts and enjoying the sorting process as much as the building itself.

One of the first bigger purchases was around 20 kg of mixed LEGO, originally bought for the children. Sorting through it made one thing obvious: a box of mixed bricks can contain thousands of useful pieces that somebody else may be actively looking for.

That idea became the foundation of InfinityOfTiles — take LEGO that already exists, sort it carefully, identify it accurately and make it easy for another builder to find.

InfinityOfTiles home LEGO collection displayed on wall shelves

A part of the home collection — collecting came before the store.

From hobby to professional

A store that grew naturally.

2023Joined BrickLink and began selling as a hobby.

2024Joined BrickOwl as the inventory and number of orders continued to grow.

2026InfinityOfTiles moved from a hobby operation into a professional LEGO parts business.

Behind the store

What happens before a part reaches the catalog.

1 · Source

Collections, bulk LEGO and sets.

Inventory comes from used collections, bulk purchases and selected sets. The goal is not simply to accumulate bricks — it is to find useful pieces that can return to builders.

2 · Sort

Separate and identify.

Mixed LEGO is sorted, identified and prepared before it becomes store inventory.

3 · Catalog

Make it searchable.

Parts are listed by the details that matter: element, color, condition and quantity.

4 · Pick

Find the right piece.

A large inventory only works when each order can be picked accurately and efficiently.

5 · Ship

Send it worldwide.

Orders are packed carefully and sent to builders across Europe and beyond.

Reuse first

Giving LEGO another life.

One of the things I value most about LEGO is how long it can remain useful. A piece from an old collection can become the missing element in somebody else’s model many years later.

As a collector myself, I prefer making use of LEGO that already exists instead of constantly buying new sets for myself. That same idea shapes the store: buying collections, sorting them and putting useful pieces back into circulation.

It is a practical way to support the hobby while wasting less and keeping more LEGO in use.

InfinityOfTiles LEGO parts inventory drawers in the shop

Part of the current inventory storage — thousands of lots kept organised for accurate picking.

Exhibitions & community

Comic Con Baltics 2026.

In 2026, InfinityOfTiles participated together with Lithuania’s AFOL club at Comic Con Baltics. The display included vintage LEGO® sets and a custom MOC inspired by Smaug from The Hobbit.

For us, LEGO is more than inventory. Collecting, building, exhibiting and meeting other fans are part of the same hobby that eventually grew into InfinityOfTiles.

Lithuanian AFOL community

Vintage LEGO airport display exhibited at Comic Con Baltics 2026 — Vintage LEGO display at Comic Con Baltics 2026.

Smaug inspired LEGO MOC displayed at Comic Con Baltics 2026 — Smaug-inspired MOC from *The Hobbit*.

Vintage LEGO ship collection — A selection from the personal vintage collection.

Looking for a part?

Explore the catalog.

Browse parts, minifigures and sets and find exactly what your next build needs.

Shop LEGO →

LEGO sitting unused?

Turn it into store credit.

We buy minifigures, bulk LEGO and larger collections.

Sell your LEGO →