Our story

Building Tektones

A dad, his son, and one big question: could the greatest stories ever told be built, brick by brick? This is how Tektones began.

  • Founded by a dad & his son
  • Built on Psalm 127:1
  • Stories that stack
Hi, we're William & Liam!
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Psalm 127:1

Our story

Push a brick to build the story

1 / 5 · sept 2024

It started with a 3RD Millennium Falcon

We love Star Wars here at Tektones. But watching Liam snap together his third Falcon, I couldn't help wondering if my kid could build something a little more redemptive. A little more biblical.

Turns out Liam was wondering the same thing.

So we went looking for it. Sadly, it didn't exist, at least not at the quality Liam expected.

It started with a 3RD Millennium Falcon

How we decide what to build

Every set answers three questions.

Before a single brick makes it into a box, it has to pass all three.

Will kids love building it?

Building comes first. Fun opens the door.

Will it bring families together?

Building side by side opens the heart.

Will it help them understand the story?

That is where Scripture takes root.

Why Tektones?

Is not this the carpenter's son?

Matthew 13:55

The word translated carpenter is tekton. A builder. Someone who makes things with their hands. That is where our name comes from, and it is what we hope your family does at the table together.

tek·tōn

(TEK-tone)

noun, from the Greek

  1. A builder.
  2. Someone who makes things with their hands.
That's you!