A two-photo collage of two men playing with BYGGLEK LEGO boxes.
28 August 2020

Is it a box, or is it where play begins?

More than a box of Lego bricks

White BYGGLEK LEGO boxes, a cardboard packaging box and brick set on a rug.
White BYGGLEK LEGO boxes, a cardboard packaging box and brick set on a floor.

We asked Rasmus and Andreas to empty that BYGGLEK box at home and get creative. Scroll down to see what they came up with!

Passing BYGGLEK on to the next generation

Speaking of the past. Did you play with LEGO bricks as kids?

Rasmus: What does he do today, your brother?

What do you consider play today?

How does play and organize fit into your own home today?

How did you decide what to include?

What is a play starter?

Looking at BYGGLEK now, anything you are especially happy with?

A hot dog quest

A multicoloured scene in steps built with BYGGLEK LEGO boxes in different sizes.
“I wanted to build something really tall, and with BYGGLEK I can! I sent my two characters on a dangerous quest, to reach the magic hot dog on the top.”
A multicoloured scene built with BYGGLEK LEGO boxes in different sizes and brick set.
“Watch out for the guy on the balcony, the evil hot dog and blocks falling from the top.”
A multicoloured scene in steps built with BYGGLEK LEGO boxes in different sizes and brick set.
“Finally, the monster lost the battle and the tasty treat is within reach. A hot dog!”
Characters and a hot dog built with BYGGLEK LEGO boxes and brick set.

Creative creature village

Two men playing with BYGGLEK LEGO boxes on the floor.
“I’m playing with my son Hugo, he is a great building buddy! Here we are discussing whether these characters are preparing a party or a fight on the rooftop!”
White BYGGLEK LEGO boxes, a cardboard packaging box on the floor and a smiling man pointing at one of the characters.
“This blue guy here is the mayor of the box village – he is wearing the important black hat. I’m just taking a breather in the chair for a while, which actually also gives me a better overview of our creations.”
Multicoloured characters built with BYGGLEK LEGO boxes and brick set on a floor.
“We needed a chef to feed all these people and creatures. He makes hot dogs and fried cheese. We also created a bridge between two groups of boxes so food can easily be delivered from place to place.”
A multicoloured landscape built with BYGGLEK LEGO boxes and brick set on a floor.
“One brick set and 3-4 boxes! I like how the boxes can help create level into a proper little village. It’s really great to have this creative experience with my son, where we came up with backstories for all the characters.”