Upstairs in the living room, floor-to-ceiling bookcases maximize storage space, while white trim pops against colorful walls.
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The space also includes a full bar for entertaining friends. Pelletier excavated the floor 2½ feet to get 9-foot ceilings that make the subterranean area feel quite spacious.
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On the right you can see a wall of bins that organizes the collection.
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Like most kids, architect Jeffrey Pelletier was a big fan of Lego as a child. But unlike most kids, he never gave up playing with the colorful toys. Now he’s amassed a collection of about a quarter of a million pieces in the basement of his family’s 1902 Seattle house.
Upstairs in the living room, floor-to-ceiling bookcases maximize storage space, while white trim pops against colorful walls.
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