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Bunk-Bed | by Bricknave

This is for my third beach house that is in progress. I am going to be changing all the doors, sink and drawers to some metallic/aluminum custom parts from Chrome Block CIty as soon as I get the parts. He doesn't have the upper cupboard doors in that color yet so I will keep the white ones for now. I wish LEGO made that piece in trans clear.

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Lego are and will be the most popular toys for the kids. There is no person in the world that doesn’t like lego toys. Lego is a popular line of

Lego has never been just for children to play with, adults everywhere love the ability to create something out of the colorful building blocks and many of

This beautiful LEGO kitchen built by Marcin Otreba tics all the boxes with its great parts usage.

Today we're looking at how you can add a little more comfort to your LEGO homes! These 5 sofa designs all have something interesting about them, from the clever use of slopes as cushions to hidden SNOT bricks that position the different elements. Let us know your favourite design in the comments!Check out the featured builders here:By KosBrick: https://www.flickr.com/photos/kosmassantosa/16118045730/in/dateposted/ By brickdesigned: https://www.instagram.com/p/CQRC-1bJNos…

From creating custom storage solutions to adding playful touches to your decor, check out these innovative LEGO hacks that will transform your living space.

This is a clean version of vignette built for a LUG contest. A Mid-Century Modern livingroom.

Image 9 of 27 from gallery of The Lego Play Pond / HAO Design. Photograph by Hey! Cheese

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Two builds in two days? Well, the difference between my New Hashima cube and this living room - inspired by Marcin Otręba’s fantastic room designs on Instagram as well as here on Flickr - is that the cube took months and this took just six hours (which, for some, might seem a long time but trust me, there’s a lot more going on in terms of maths than it may seem). In the long run, I’d like to turn this into a series of builds, each taking on a different period decor and design. C&C welcome as…