Let's build a complete living room with fireplace and furnishings for today's LEGO brick tutorial!
let's begin the construction with the 6x10 plate place two 1 by 4 plates on the left hand side
next set down a 1 by 6 plate on the top and two 2 by 4 plates on the right hand side now be sure to
have the plates hang over by one stud on the back now let's slide in another six by ten plate right
underneath the two by four plate place a two by four plate right next to the previous two
by four plates and let's finish up this side with a 1 by 6 plate and a pair of 1x4 plates
let's slip in a pair of 6x10 plates right underneath the 1x4 plates let's finish up
this area with a pair of 1x4 plates now let's attach some fasteners for our furniture so
on the left-hand side let's place a 1 by 1 plate right here as shown two 1 by 2 plates
right here to lock in the seam weather two studs away from the two by four plates now let's place
1 by 2 jumper plates
in this area this is going to be used to attach the sofa that we will be building
in a moment or two let's place the last two jumper plates right here
for the floor let's go with a classic hardwood pattern starting with a 1 by 6
flat tile and we're just going to continue on with some planks after we finish our hardwood
floor let's flip the assembly over let's place a 1 by 6 plate right in this area slip that back over
in the back let's place a pair of 1 by 2 plates right here followed by
two 1 by 2 jumper plates a 1 by 4 plate and three 1 by 2 flat tiles
let's place a 1 by 3 plate right on top of the jumper plates and a pair
of 1x1 plates on both sides where we have a half a stud space on these sets of studs place down three
two by two flat tiles the reason why i chose this design as you can see the grooves from
the tiles acts like we have lines for bricks and finally three 1 by 1 slopes
for logs for the wood that goes inside the fireplace
let's begin the wall with a pair of 1 by 2 bricks on both sides of the hearth
and let's fill in the remaining areas with 1 by 4 bricks take a pair of 1 by 1 by 1 and 2 3
bricks with two studs on the front place these right on top of the 1 by 1 plates
and set a set of 1 by 1 bricks on both sides
now let's skip four studs we're going to place a 1 by 2 brick on both left and right hand sides
on the left hand side set down two 1 by 4 bricks and a 1 by 3 brick let's do the same thing for
the right hand side let's strengthen up these two areas starting with a pair of 1 by 1 plates
make sure these are all lined up let's take two 1 by 2 plates stack them on top of one
another and place them on top of these two areas this will strengthen this up like so
now set of one by one bricks on both sides of these openings these are going to be
for the windows and let's fill both left and right hand sides with 1 by 4 bricks
now for the fourth level take a pair of 1 by 1 bricks with one knob
place them right there followed by two 1 by 1 bricks for the back a set of 1 by 2 bricks
for the left and right hand sides place down two 1 by 4 bricks and a 1 by 3 brick the fifth level
let's place two 1x1 bricks on the previous 1x1 bricks these are a bit challenging to line up
and a pair of one by one by one and two thirds bricks with two
studs set down a pair of one by one bricks right on both sides of the openings
and fill in the remaining area we have six 1x4 bricks
let's rotate our room around in this area i want to add some profile bricks so i'm going to take
five 1 by 2 profile bricks with single groove and place
these on top of one another now i want to have the brick pattern facing outward
we're going to make three of these in total we're going to set these on this 1 by 6 lip
now we're going to lock this assembly together with two 1 by 6 plates
in the center two 1 by 2 plates
and two 1 by 2 plates perpendicular to lock in those bricks with studs
let's rotate the room around and place two more 1 by 1 bricks on top of the previous 1 by 1 bricks
yeah this is getting pretty unstable and let's place a pair of 1x2 bricks on both sides of these
openings followed by two 1 by 4 bricks let's take a pair of 1 by 2 bricks with two studs
on the side place them on both left and right hand sides followed by a pair of 1 by 2 bricks
and 1 by 3 bricks to finish up the sixth row let's start right above the bricks place another
1 by 2 profile brick in this area followed by two 1 by 2 45 degree slopes
to finish off the back part of the fireplace now let's lock in this whole assembly
with a pair of 1 by 3 bricks on both sides of the window openings two 1 by 1 bricks and finally
let's place six 1 by 4 bricks on both left and right hand sides
let's build a set of windows starting with a 1 by 4 plate place a 1 by 2 plate right in the center i
want to add a little bit of a window ledge so grab a 1 by 2 jumper plate with the four stubs inside
we're going to place these right in the middle as shown
take a pair of 1 by 2 by 2 windows place them on top of one another
flip these around and set these on top of the jumper plates
for the trim around the window start with a 1 by 1 brick let's place a 1 by 1 brick with one stud on
the side followed by two more 1 by 1 bricks a 1 by 1 plate and a 1 by 1 brick with one stud make sure
these are all flat and we're going to make two of these and place them on both sides of the windows
for the top let's take a modified 1 by 2 plate with stick
and a 1 by 2 plate place it right on top of the modified plate and place this on top now
this makes a nice curtain rod and we're going to lock all that together with a 1 by 4 plate
now take a 1 by 8 plate and a 1 by 8 flat tile place the flat tile on the plate
make two of them we're going to place them right on the
bricks with studs this will make nice curtains let's make two window assemblies
now let's take our windows we're going to drop them in the openings
like so they should just sit right down in place
now let's fortify the walls with some flat tiles starting right above the chimney with a pair of 1
by 2 by 2 corner tiles and they have to hold under here a bit to lock all that in place
we're going to place two 1 by 8 flat tiles on the left hand side and two on the right hand side
and a pair of 1 by 3 flat tiles to finish up the top of the room
for the fireplace start with a 1 by 2 plate let's finish off this plate with the pair
of 1 by 1 flat tiles make two of these
now let's take a six by six plate let's place six 1 by 1 flat tiles on the bottom
next set down a pair of 1 by 2 flat tiles
followed by two 1 by 1 plates and a set of 1 by 1 flat tiles right on the top portion of the 1 by
1 plates now let's veneer the front of this with four 1 by 4 flat tiles and finally three 1 by 2 by
1 wall elements this is going to be the mantle for the fireplace set that right in the groove
let's take our 1 by 2 tile assemblies we're going to place one
on the left and right hand side of the firewood as shown
and our mantle assembly right on top i think should just lock in really nice
on these two studs let's place a two by two flat tile
of the sailboat selling at night under the moon and on these two studs let's place a
clock
let's start our accessories with a flat screen tv with a 2x2 plate place a flat tile on top
of the 2x2 plate in these two areas let's place a pair of upward 1 by 2 by 1 by 2 angler plates
and on the sides a set of 1 by 2 radiator grilles this will finish off the flat screen tv
let's build ourselves a potted plant starting with a 2 by 2 round flat tile with a center hole
place an inverted 2x2 dome inside like so if you want to you can line these up
it doesn't really matter and we're going to place a 2x2 round plate on top and a two by two modified
plate with four leaves for the top of the planter for a trunk take a six stud long stick with flange
place it inside the center like so where the flange is on the top and let's set down
a few of these bamboo leaves on the top you may have to wiggle that in a bit it should sit in nice
we'll place this one on top of the other one
for a coffee table let's start with a 1 by 4 plate
place a 1 by 2 jumper plate right in the center and a pair of 1x1 plates on the ends
on the bottom let's place a set of jumper plates on both ends to where the
stud is in the middle these are going to be like our legs for the bottom
for the top take a 1 by 2 jumper plate we're going to place it in like so where
it hangs over and we're going to finish up both sides with a pair of two by two jumper plates
let's set a newspaper right on the middle stud
for an armchair let's take a 2 by 4 plate place a 1 by 4 plate on the top portion of the studs
a 2 by 4 plate in the lip and underneath a 1 by 4 plate for the base in the bottom center
a 1 by 2 flat tile a 2 by 2 plate in the middle and a pair of 1 by 3 plates on the sides
on the left i'm going to grab a pair of 1 by 1 bricks with bound place them right here these
make nice arms for our arm chair place two more on the right hand side make sure those are lined up
in the back a 1 by 2 palisade brick let's fill in these two areas with a pair of one by one
by one and one thirds brick with bow and a 1 by 2 flat tile to crown off the top
these studs inside the arm chair can be used to anchor down a minifigure to the bottom
now for the sofa take a 2 by 8 plate place a 1 by 8 plate on the top upper portion
a 2 by 8 plate on the lip
and in this area a 1 by 8 plate
this is going to be the base now in the front we're going to set down three 1 by 2 flat tiles
in the middle a 1 by 6 plate and on the sides a pair of 1x3 plates for the arms take a 1 by 1
brick with bow place it right there we're going to put two on the left and two on the right
these make nice arms for the sofa three palisade bricks in the back 1x6 opening
let's lock those together with a 1 by 4 plate now let's finish up these corners with pair
of one by one by one and one thirds brick with bow and three 1 by 2 flat tiles to crown off the top
now these studs are going to be used to attach our minifigures to the bottom of the sofa
let's make a set of end tables starting with a 1 by 2 plate place two 1 by 1 bricks with studs
on top of the 1 by 2 plate
take an upwards 1 by 2 by 2 by 2 angler plate we're going to place them on the studs like so
to where the angular plate is facing down take a 1 by 2 jumper plate place a stud on the jumper plate
and place it on these set of studs this is going to be like a drawer and
on the top let's crown that off with a 2 by 2 jumper plate the top of the end table
for a lamp take a 1 by 1 nose cone place it in the center and a 2x2 dome for a lampshade for the
legs we're going to do something a bit different in these two areas place a set of 1x1 nose cones
and inside these two tubes a set of gold teeth you heard me correctly
get those lined up to wither like this and they stick outwards for decorative feet for our end
table let's make two of these let's place our flat screen tv right on these two studs our ponded
plant we're just going to hook that into one of the corners on the bottom of the plate and just
set that right in there right by the clock let's drop the coffee table right on these two plates
let's set down our armchair right on that stud right across from the aerial rug
let's place our end tables right on the jumper plates that's what the nose
cones were for so we have a place to anchor these down and the couch right on these two
jumper plates and that completes the living room made out of lego bricks see here we have
jay the surfer looks like he's enjoying his new living room everything's the right height
and he can easily sit on the sofa
and don't have to worry about him falling off so see he's pretty sturdy as well as the armchair
this build can be customized to your liking you can
even include it or integrate the furnishings into an existing build