alice finch’s lego room is like visual ASMR for the organizationally inclined. Stacks upon stacks of plastic drawers rise from the floor, each filled with thousands of identical pieces that Finch has diligently sorted by size, shape, and color. First are bricks, then the plates. Next are slopes, arches, even leaves—whatever Finch and her two kids might need for their ambitious Lego builds.
Even in Seattle, where these Danish-born block sets are in constant demand, one does not simply have a Lego room in their home. It started small. Back in 2010, when Finch’s son, Thorin, was around six years old, Finch made a decision. “I
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