The kind people at Wayfair asked if I would participate in a challenge. I said “sure” and they sent me this fun coffee table and a gift card for my DIY project!
My wheels were spinning and we are a major loving Lego family and so we decided to create a lego table for the kids! It was really simple…
1. We bought these Lego plates at Toys R Us {the kids wanted green for land and blue for water}. Next we trimmed them with a razor blade so they would fit nicely on the table top.
2. Next, we used contact cement and glued them to the top of the table. These babies are on there for good!
Seriously, that’s pretty much it!
The LOVE their new table and have been constantly playing Lego’s the past few days. The husband even joins in once in awhile!
Having a large top to build on…
middle drawers for their finished creations…
…the drawers for holding tons Legos…
…equals happy kids and hours of entertainment!
HUGE thanks to Wayfair for this fun challenge!!
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Disclaimer—Wayfair provided the coffee table, and Giftcards.com provided a gift card to purchase project supplies.
All opinions are 100% my own.
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ooh that wasn't too bad. When I saw your post title, I thought it was one of those, scratch your head, spend hours figuring it all out kind of DIY. But this looks very doable. I want one of those tables for myself. I love making things from those tiny blocks as much as any 5 year old :)
ReplyDeleteNeat! My son would love this!
ReplyDeleteI bought an old coffee table and did the same thing a year ago! I didn't glue them down though because they like to take them off and build at times. But it works the same way. The coffee table I bought had a drawer built into it which is a great place for them to store the little people and fun parts like that.
ReplyDeleteI really need to do this for my son. He would really love this!
ReplyDeletei totally love this!! need one in my living room
ReplyDeleteI inherited my moms old coffee table this summer. It had a lip all the way around so i had a piece of plywood cut to fit down in and the glued the plates. I also took some of the grey plates and made a road all the way around too. My daughter keeps planning out her lego friends town to play on it.
ReplyDeleteI inherited my moms old coffee table this summer. It had a lip all the way around so i had a piece of plywood cut to fit down in and the glued the plates. I also took some of the grey plates and made a road all the way around too. My daughter keeps planning out her lego friends town to play on it.
ReplyDeleteWhat contact cement did you use? I made an addition insert for a train table that has a Lego board. The adhesive I have used has not lasted with 3 kids under 8 all building and pulling pieces off the base boards.
ReplyDeleteThis is awesome - My 2 yr old wants one now even though he's still into duplo. Pinning it now!
ReplyDeleteOh, I love it! That table is perfect. We need one of these!
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh I love this!! Our youngest loves loves legos and this would be the deal!! I am pinning immediately!!
ReplyDeleteThis is SO great Kari!! Love what you did with the table. :)
ReplyDeleteLove this! Thank you for the awesome tutorial! We're totally doing this!
ReplyDeleteWe're totally doing this!! Thank you for the tutorial!
ReplyDeleteAmazon has the coffee table for $36
ReplyDeletehttp://www.amazon.com/Furinno-11158EX-BR-99976E-Espresso/dp/B004UMDLPK/ref=sr_1_4?s=home-garden&ie=UTF8&qid=1359051477&sr=1-4&keywords=coffee+table+with+storage
I bought the same coffee table from Wayfair for less than $34. However, I have a question: My three Lego plates weren't as long as the table. Did you add what you took off the sides to the ends?
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