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LYFE THURSDAY | JUNE 5, 2025

W ITH its latest collection of display-worthy sets, The Lego Group aims to open up a new dimension into one’s living space. Featuring builds ranging from botanical designs to artistic pop culture tributes, the collection enables you to express your unique passions and interests, seamlessly blending with any home aesthetic. The Lego Group Singapore, Malaysia and Apac Travel Retail marketing director Agnes Molnar said: “We believe creativity transcends all areas of our lives and is a powerful way to express ourselves. “We are excited to showcase how (these) sets offer limitless possibilities. They are more than just a tool for play, but also as design elements that bring beauty, meaning and personality into our living spaces. No matter your style and personality, there is a set that can complement the aesthetic of your home.” Explore your living style In partnership with Ikea Malaysia, the group is hosting Lego Home – A Keith Haring Dancing Figures.

Playful Twist to Your Home, the first in Malaysia at Central Exchange on the ground floor of The Exchange TRX until this coming Sunday. This “house tour” event invites the public to explore how these sets can be used as home decor to meet different living styles and passions, and serves as inspiration to add a playful touch to homes. In this three-way partnership at The Exchange TRX, the home decorations are built and styled with Lego bricks, while the space is furnished by Ikea Malaysia. Whether you are a new homeowner or simply seeking decorating ideas, there is something for everyone. The event showcases diverse themes across the Lego portfolio such as arts, botanical, architecture and icons that can be curated for just any room including the foyer, living room, kitchen, preschool room, children’s room and even gaming room. Upon entering the event space, stroll through a garden before heading to the main entrance to register at the foyer. You can then tour the unique sets, designed to complement each room. The rooms will also have QR codes for visitors to scan for more details about the setup. There are also interactive activities such as the Make & Take, Lego gaming, free build activities and giveaways. Personal style meets creative play To inspire you, the group has partnered with interior stylist Priscilla Tan to co-create a series of

Disney Pixar Luxo Jr.

Styling by blocks

o Bring personality to your home with these Lego-based decor tips

flow across different zones. Choose a dominant material to anchor the space and make mixing easier. Layer in upholstery, metals and accents around it without losing harmony. For pop culture collectors Tip #1: Use colour to organise and energise Colour-coded bookshelves are more than pretty, they help to anchor a space visually. Sort books by tone (cool to warm, dark to light) for a clean, intentional look. Complement the space with a few grouped accessories in similar shades. In this space, pink walls and shelving set a playful tone, while the rainbow book sections add structure without chaos. Tip #2: Use larger decorative objects to anchor a shelf If a shelf feels visually messy, add one oversized piece such as the Trevi Fountain set, sculptural vase or a large box to create a sense of structure. This grounds the smaller objects around it and naturally frames that part of the shelf, giving the eye a place to land. Tip #3: Layer your shelves with height, texture and contrast Treat each shelf as a mini vignette. Start with height (books or tall objects), layer in texture (plants or trinket boxes) and finish with contrast, such as the Sherlock

playful but practical Lego home decor tips to help you style your living space based on three different personalities (nature lovers, pop culture collectors and art enthusiasts). Each personality is brought to life through a curated collection of Lego sets and design tips, allowing your passions to shine in your home. For nature lovers Tip #1: Blend art and objects for a gallery-like effect. Layer framed art with sculptural decor on shelves or consoles. Mix line drawings, typography and playful elements such as the Fauna Collection’s Tiger set to inject personality into your space. Overlapping frames and leaning artwork creates a casual, styled-but-not-staged feel. Tip #2: Treat florals as functional colour accents Use flowers or plants to introduce a pop of contrast in a neutral scheme. the Japanese Red Maple Bonsai Tree on the coffee table and the Pretty Pink Flower Bouquet on the dining table instantly energises the space without overwhelming it. Tip #3: Let one hero material guide the furniture story Light wood unites the dining set, cabinetry and floor, creating

Use colour to define your space.

Holmes Book Nook set or a colourful art piece. This method keeps shelves feeling curated, but not overly staged. Try stacking a few books to elevate small decorative objects on a shelf. For art enthusiasts Tip #1: Create cohesion through colour blocking Use colour to define your space. Here, the wardrobe doors and ceiling are colour-blocked in playful brights, while the walls and floor stay neutral. This creates impact without overwhelming the senses. Stick to three to four key tones and repeat them in different textures

Japanese Red Maple Bonsai Tree.