Gallery: Lego-Inspired Spaces and Goods

Beginning at the beginning: Lego Headquarters in Billund, Denmark. Image via the College Investor.

James May's Lego House in Surrey, England. The structure was demolished in 2009.
Image via Daily Mail.

Interior of May's Lego house.
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Abondantus Gigantus, a temporary pavilion built around a church for the Grenswerk Festival in Enschede, Netherlands.
Image via Inhabitat.

Lego kitchen countertop by French design group Munchausen.
Image via the Cool Hunter.

Close up of the Munchausen Lego countertop.
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Lego wall divider office kitchen.
Image via HomeDSGN.

It took 55,000 Lego blocks to create the wall.
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Lego coffee table. Image via HomeTone.

Lego-themed bedroom for a Beazer Homes model home in North Carolina. Designed by Anita Rolls. Image via Design Dazzle.

Lego table by Irish architecture & design group abcg.
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Lego-inspired bedroom by Pebble Design.
Image via Houzz.

Legoland Hotel in Carlsbad, CA.
Image via My Modern Met.

Close up exterior shot on Legoland Hotel.
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Lego organizers by Pebble Design.
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Kirby Block furniture line at Bad Apple Furniture.
Image via Decor Hacks.

Lego street art.
Image via Babbletree.

Maybe we could solve Philly's pothole problems?
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Why not? It looks cool!
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Lego table built by students and staff at DeMontford University in the U.K.
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Child's modern Lego-inspired playroom by Pebble Design.
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Another look at the Pebble Design Lego room.
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Close up!
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Lego-designed Teak and Wicker table by Schou.
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Lego-esque desk by Pebble Design.
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Lego-designed storage boxes by British company Store.
Image via Store's website.

Image via Store's website.