Solid Colors

Solid colors are the classic, vibrant hues that form the foundation of LEGO bricks. These standard colors are opaque and consistent, used in a wide variety of bricks for building structures and figures.

Transparent Colors

Transparent colors are translucent bricks that allow light to pass through, adding a glowing effect to builds. These colors are commonly used in windows, lights, and other decorative elements.

Chrome Colors

Chrome colors feature a metallic, shiny finish that mimics polished metal surfaces. These rare and striking bricks are often used for special-edition sets or to add a premium, reflective touch to a build.

Pearl Colors

Pearl colors have a subtle metallic sheen, offering a softer reflective surface compared to chrome. These colors are used to add texture and depth, commonly seen in weaponry, accessories, and decorative elements.

Satin Colors

Satin colors have a soft, glossy finish that gives them a luxurious appearance. These colors add a smooth, silky look to transparent bricks, making them perfect for intricate details and special highlights.

Metallic Colors

Metallic colors offer a shimmery, metallic finish similar to the look of real metal. These bricks are used to imitate metals like silver, gold, and copper, giving builds a premium, realistic effect.

Milky Colors

Milky colors have a semi-opaque, cloudy appearance, often used in specialty LEGO pieces. These colors include glow-in-the-dark variants that emit a soft glow, ideal for adding atmospheric lighting effects.

Glitter Colors

Glitter colors add a sparkling effect to transparent bricks, making them stand out with a glittery sheen. These bricks are perfect for magical or whimsical builds, adding an extra touch of sparkle.

Speckle Colors

Speckle colors combine a base color with specks of metallic or contrasting colors, creating a textured and unique finish. These bricks add a rugged, dynamic look often used in special-edition sets.

Modulex Colors

Modulex colors were designed for the architectural Modulex series and feature a softer, professional palette. These colors offer subtle, muted tones, perfect for creating realistic architectural models.