Lego Room: The Reveal
This is the first time I have shared my kiddos Lego room. When we moved in to this house last year, we decided instead of making this closet a throw all, my four kids needed it to store their Lego’s. I have never regretted this decision and this room has seen endless hours of playtime. It has come in extra handy the last month while being stuck at home. I thought this was the perfect time to give it a makeover and hang some decor on the walls. The kids are loving it!
The Process
Our first step was to clear everything out of the room and clean it out. Anytime I’m refreshing a room I like to do a deep clean. While I was doing that, the twins separated their Lego’s and placed them in to the new bins we are using.
Next, we placed all the furniture back in the room and began hanging the decor on the walls. I cut thin strips of mounting tape to hold the metal letters on the wall and small nails for the pictures.
Lastly, we moved all the Lego’s back in to the room and revealed it to the kids.
The kids are loving the new update to their Lego room! Here’s a before and after shot so you can see the room transformation.
Before
After
Here are the links for some of the items I used. The table is a dupe as the one I have is no longer available.
The rest of the items I cannot link but I will source them for you below:
- Black metal letters – Hobby Lobby
- Mickey Mouse picture – Hobby Lobby
- Incredibles Picture – Hobby Lobby
- Chalk Board DIY – Michael’s
- White and Black Bin – AtHome
- Roadmap Paper roll – Target
- Star Hook – Target
Lego Room Update
March 21, 2021 – We decided to update the Lego Room with a few shelves I found at IKEA. Much like the initial reveal of the Lego Room, it needed to be cleaned out and organized before Ken could hang the shelves.
Sawyer may have something to do with that mess. 😉
After it was all cleaned out, Ken could actually hang the shelves. This is what the box looks like from IKEA. You can use the name to search the inventory at your local store to find out if they have them in stock.
Here’s the final pictures with the shelves added to the room. It adds a storage area and gives them another area to play.
The kids added Lego minifigures and other small Lego builds to the shelves. The ladders are super cute!
Thank you for checking out my Lego Room reveal. If you would like to see some of my other room updates click on the links below:
12 Comments
Ivette
What a fun space Thanks for sharing
Ada barker
I am absolutely loving this!! The words on the wall! That’s a great idea and I really love the stumps to sit on! Can I pls be your kid?? 🤪
Holly
Love the letters!!!! I need to do this for my LEGO obsessed twin boys love how you gave them their own little LEGO spot.
Yvette
Omg.. this is super cute❤️❤️
Melissa Kidwell
It looks so GOOD!! What a perfect, little, creative space! Our daughter’s dream! 😀 Love it!
Geraldine
You did an amazing job!
The “Lego room” letters are awsome! 👏👍😊😍
Molly Lackey
Would it be weird to create this for my 36 year old husband too? 🤣 He never grew out of enjoying Legos!
Jenna
I absolutely love this cool idea. Would definitely want to do this for my baby boy when he’s a little older. 🙂
Kathy
I love this space! My kids loved legos, but they are all grown up now! I am thinking this might me a great idea for the grandkids someday! Thank you for sharing! 🙂
Jenny
Love this idea of using space in your home to suit a specific need/hobby if your children. It’s great, Aubrey!
Tina Erwin
Yes! Love it! We made our grandkids a “playroom” in the closet under our staircase! It is so cute! Our little toddlers love it also! Even our 9 year old gets in there and shuts the door for quite time with his nintendo switch! I will send you a pic when I clean it back up today from their mess yesterday lol!
Mandi
My kiddos have just recently gotten in to Legos and remember you sharing your Lego room on Instagram. Had to come check it out again! Love it!! I wish I had an extra little room to do something like this!