LEGO Trevi Fountain 21062 combines a broad pale facade with blue water and small details along the front. The display needs a view that connects those two levels. A position that shows only the architecture can lose much of the fountain scene.
Compare a straight-on view with a slightly raised one
Stand in front of the completed model and look at the central facade. Then move a little higher so the water becomes more visible. The first view emphasizes the symmetry of the building; the second brings the basin and foreground into the composition.
Try both from the actual room position where the display will be seen. A lower cabinet can make the water easier to enjoy while seated or standing nearby. A high shelf may favor the upper architecture, so check that tradeoff before choosing it.
Keep the broad facade distinct from its setting
The Trevi Fountain 21062 case offers a Printed Background and a Clear Background. A printed setting adds another layer behind the architecture. Clear panels let your own wall establish the contrast around the pale brickwork.

Check the outline of the top edge as well as the columns and statues. If nearby decorations are visually busy, simplify the area around the display. You do not need extra objects inside the scene to make the fountain feel complete.
Allow for width as well as access
The display is listed at 43 cm wide, 23 cm deep and 28.3 cm high. Use the external footprint to check your furniture, allowing additional space for assembly and access. Keep the front clear so the lower fountain details remain visible through the panel.
A paper rectangle on the shelf can reveal whether the case leaves enough usable space for neighboring objects. For the full process, follow the display-case measurement guide. Internal model clearance is a separate check from furniture fit.
Let different buildings keep their own viewpoint
If you also display the Taj Mahal 21056, its square arrangement and central dome may call for a different angle. Aligning the cases neatly does not require every architectural model to be viewed in exactly the same way.
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