The beginning
The first step was renovating the room to make it more spacious. At that time, my LEGO® collection was stored in the attic, carefully packed in boxes. The room was mainly used as a study and for storing my Donald Duck collection.
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After moving in, the room was immediately renovated and expanded
2019
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2020
COVID-19 brought the LEGO® hobby back into focus
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There’s no turning back—set after LEGO® set enters the home
2021
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2022
Old childhood LEGO® sets arrive, and the LEGO® room begins to take shape
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Visit to the LEGO® House sparks the first big project: The LEGO® Brick Wall
2023
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2024
The LEGO® clock and exhibition are added, and storage gets taken seriously
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The LEGO® mural is added, the office is finalized, and the postcard wall is set up
2025
The interim phase
While my son was still too young for LEGO®, the room remained in its basic form. The Donald Duck collection got a prominent place on the wall, and the space served as a quiet workspace.
The LEGO® renaissance
When my son was old enough for LEGO®, the collection came down from the attic. This was the beginning of a new phase. The LEGO® from my youth got a second life and formed the foundation for what was to come.
The result
Project after project the room took shape. Through the years we've been working on new elements: the LEGO® wall, the mural, the display wall, and all other projects that make the room what it is today.
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Conclusion
What started as a simple room has now grown into a true LEGO® paradise. Each project has contributed to what has become a unique space. A place where imagination, nostalgia, creativity, and playfulness come together, where old LEGO® sets get a new life and new memories are made.