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Adorable cabins now available at LEGO
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Adorable cabins now available at LEGO

Hype&Hyper · 26 01 2023

LEGO is coming out with a series of sets for its adult fans, this time with a #cabinlife feel.

Cute, A-Frame cabins have become a huge trend in recent years, and we’ve got several posts on the topic. If you’re looking for a retro or super-modern cabin, you can find dozens of tiny dwellings by typing in the word cabin here.

The idea for the cubed cabin was sent to LEGO Ideas by an enthusiast, Andrea Lattanzio, and, after he raised ten thousand supporters, LEGO approved the design for production. The set contains 2,082 pieces to build a two-storey house with a terrace, outdoor plants, forest animals, human figures, and even a kayak. Best of all, the A-shaped roof can be removed easily to access the two floors, and furnished like any introvert’s dream hut: with a fireplace, comfy bed, and an oldschool typewriter.

On sale from 4 February and expected to cost HUF 75,990.

Source: Hypebeast
Photos: LEGO

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