How to Build a LEGO Table with Your Kids This Weekend

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Create a dedicated LEGO building station where your kids can let their imaginations run wild and LEGO bricks can tidily reside, safe from vacuum cleaners and the delicate soles of bare feet.

My kids love LEGO so much that it borders on obsession. We have a lot of these plastic bricks and, until recently, no way to keep them easily accessible and ready for play. So, we decided to make a LEGO table.

Sure, you could buy one—but they’re both expensive and not necessarily the most attractive piece of furniture to place in your living room. However, making a LEGO table that’s functional and good-looking is possible by upcycling a piece of furniture you already have, or tracking one down at a thrift store or garage sale. In fact, if you can let your imagination see the potential in something that’s been cast off, creating a LEGO table can be surprisingly easy.

SKILL LEVEL: EASY

If you know how to spray-paint and glue, you can DIY a LEGO table! We also added casters to ours so we could roll it from room to room, but even that process was not difficult and required only a drill and hammer. 

Depending on their ages, kids can help with most parts of this project. However, when it’s time to spray-paint, I recommend letting them hold the top of your hand while you apply the spray paint, rather than allowing them to spray-paint by themselves. Small fingers may not have the strength and control necessary for a quality job. Likewise, be cautious with the superglue, as it can cause irritation if it makes contact with skin.