If you took your kids to Legoland and they came back begging for Lego-this and Lego-that, you may find some good Christmas presents on the list below. Most of these are just “wow, cool!” are would be insanely expensive if they were actually for sale, but a few in fact ARE for sale. The reasonably priced ones are in red. Enjoy!
Lego Conference Room Table
If you are tired of conferences with all the heated discussions and boring talks, this awesome Lego conference room table will cheer you up. It was created by designers at Abgc out of 22,742 lego pieces, put together with the traditional Lego construction techniques.
LunaBlocks Table
Via: Dvice
Thierry Nahon and Philippe Landecker of Lunatic Construction came up with a simple yet cool idea for a Lego themed table. Pick some giant colorful Lego bricks, stack them together then add a pane of glass or a pillow on top and you’ve got fully functional furniture.
Lego Desk
Via: Eric Harshbarger
The Lego desk is not just any piece of furniture, but rather a Lego masterpiece built out of 35,000 Lego bricks and a whooping 7 pounds of glue. It features 7 working drawers consisting of six small ones and one large one, together with a folding lid on top that conceals a hole for computer cables to drop through.
Lego Toaster and Alarm Clock
Inspired by the favorite childhood game, Jamyle Savaris’s extremely trendy and colorful toaster and alarm clock designs resemble Lego creations. Unfortunately, they are still in concept stage, but every geek has the right to hope for the day the designs will see the light of production.
Lego Ceramic Set
Vinicius Zarpelon, apparently a crazy Lego fan and a master chef, has come up with a beautiful Lego inspired ceramic set. More than just a display item, this colorful ceramic set can be used to cook and serve food as well.
Snack & Stack Utensils
Plenty of places to buy these. Check out the list on Google Shopping.
Via: Perpetual Kid
With the handles similar to Lego bricks, Snack and Stack is super fun utensils that will fascinate both kids and adults. The come in a set of three with one spoon, one spork, and one knife.
Lego Kitchen Crafts
These look like projects your kids can do! How would you feel about getting a Lego napkin holder for Christmas?
Via: Evil Mad Scientist
The kitchen gives us food, drinks and everything we need to satisfy our greedy stomach. Thus, it’s our responsibility to take care of our kitchen proper. These wonderful Lego kitchen crafts, including Lego candy dishes, Lego napkin holder, Lego flower vase, etc. will keep our kitchen happy.
Lego Safe
Using Lego Mindstorms, some geeks have created this wonderful Lego safe to keep things hidden and locked behind a 5 digit code. The Operational Safe, as it is called, weighs 14 pounds and has a motion detector on it in case somebody wants to move it anywhere. There is nothing to complain about the safe, just hope that the Lego bricks will not crumble down.
Lego Storage
Looks like the really big ones are only for sale in the UK (darn), but I found some smaller ones for sale at The Container Store.
Via: Oh Gizmo
An impressive 28cm high x 24cm Lego piece is an interesting visual twist to your home decoration and can be used for storage as well. Like the regular sized versions, those huge Lego pieces can be stacked and assembled into gigantic creations.
Lego Grandfather Clock
Via: Eric Harshbarger
It took Eric Harshbarger a month to build this seven foot tall grandfather clock out of LEGO bricks, and the result is totally worth it. Everything is Lego: the gears, the axles, the pendulum, the escapement gear, etc. The only non-LEGO elements are the weights and the mono-filament line holding the weights.
Read more: http://walyou.com/lego-house/
And here are a few of my own additions:
Lego USB drive 4-pack. Buy on Amazon.com
Lego Cake Pops. Buy from EntirelySweet on Etsy.com
Lego Ice Brick Tray. Buy on Amazon.com
Lego Alarm Clock. See your options for buying it on Google Shopping.
Happy shopping!
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