Fancy LEGO Styled Kitchen by Simon Pillard and Philippe Rosetti

I have to admit that I love unique things, and things that have something unusual. So what do you say about styling your kitchen interior with LEGO pieces ? Two Paris-based designers ( Simon Pillard and Philippe Rosetti ) created the Munchausen LEGO Kitchen that centres around an IKEA kitchen island, which (over a week) they proceeded to cover with more than 20,000 LEGO pieces …quite impressive. The two have recently contributed a collection of T-shirts, cushions, wallpaper and accessories for the new French label Commune de Paris, 1871. Munchhausen was one of three initial contributors for Commune de Paris, 187. – Via – Cubeme

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9 Responses to “Fancy LEGO Styled Kitchen by Simon Pillard and Philippe Rosetti”

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    Kristin Says:

    This is pretty cool but is it really practical? Would anyone put this in their own kitchen?

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    Jens Ode Says:

    I would if I could. But on the other hand, can only imagine how extremely disgusting my 15-months old son would make the table within a week. Kind of hard to clean between the LEGO pieces…

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    Rahul - Web Guru Says:

    I really agree with @Kristin.

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    Web Design Kent Says:

    Think all that lego would hurt my eyes after a while!

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    Cocina realizada con piezas de Lego - Decoracion - EstiloyDeco Says:

    [...] creadores son Philippe Rosetti y SimonPillard, que por cierto le habrá llevado mucho trabajo porque la obra se encuentra con 20.000 [...]

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    Uma mesa de Lego estilizada por Simon Pillard e Phillippe Rosetti. | Blog Brinquedo Says:

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    Lego Kitchen Island - Kitchen Clarity Says:

    [...] one way to introduce some color into a white kitchen, isn’t it? See the complete article here.  Or if your children are more ambitious, see James May’s full-size Lego house under [...]

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    baobabs Says:

    this looks super awesome, but perhaps a very difficult table top to clean if spills happen between the little gaps!

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