Lego Storage Ideas for Less

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Lego Storage Ideas

DIY Lego Table with Storage

So, if your kids have Legos, chances are you’ve experienced that middle of the night searing pain of crushing one beneath your bare foot… Or, having your kids just about complete the ultimate creation, only to hear the wails of despair when those last few Harry Potter Legos that would be the finishing touch, just cannot be found. These DIY Lego storage ideas will help you and the kiddos keep those admittedly awesome toys neat, tidy, and easily found when the time is right for play. Also, they will make your midnight adventures much less painful.

These first tutorials we have for you is how to find and apply the baseplates that make a Lego table so much freakin fun. ‘XO Livi’ shows you how they took an Ikea Trofast storage unit with drawers and added the Lego baseplates to create a super fast and easy table. So for those of you who just don’t wanna build a thing, this is the way to go. You could also do this to an existing desk with drawers as well, but we love this Ikea choice.

Hello Wonderful uses a Dreamcart (don’t worry, she tells you where to find one!) to make this awesome folding DIY Lego table with storage! The table itself folds down to make this cart storable, not to mention all the clear drawers for brick storage. Also, she has a trick on how to adhere the base plates without making it permanent. That way the table can be resurrected later on when Legos are not such a big deal in your house. Plus, this cart has two sizes of storage bins, perfect for both regular Legos, and the larger ones made for preschoolers.

This Lego storage box from Made to Be a Momma is perfect for travel as well. She created a base inside the box so kiddos can actually play while on long car trips or away from home. Then all the legos fit inside to a box that snaps tightly closed. This is a really inexpensive Lego storage idea as well.

Try a drawstring bag for Lego storage! The mat allows the kids to play down on the floor, then it all gathers up into a perfectly easy, one-motion clean up! Two Feet First used canvas fabric, but also think about canvas drop cloths you can pick up at home improvement stores.

Conclusion:
If you need Lego storage ideas, try some of these DIY projects to get those bricks off the floor! We think you will also love our post on DIY Wall Mural Ideas for Kids! Also, check out DIY Kids Outdoor Playsets over at TGG!

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