I am really liking the modular LEGO buildings kjw010 has created.  If you’ve missed them, check out her modular LEGO shop and her modular LEGO townhouse.  Today I bring you her modular LEGO office.

Modular LEGO office

I like that this creation is only two stories. It will add variety of height to a LEGO city street scene. And it is very stately looking. Love the back of this creation, too. I think the dark green LEGO plates under the tree work very well, and add a realistic effect.

The little details here blow me away; the repeated 1×1 round studs, the 1×1 comes used as balusters, the inverted slopes above the windows.  So much detail, and so simply executed.

And as you would expect, the interior is beautifully done. This modular LEGO office has a bookcase full of books, a sofa, chair, and desk. I really like the choice of sand green for the wall color. Very soothing. If you’re on a shoestring budget, finding a quality ergonomic office chair that won’t break your back nor the bank can seem next to impossible. The market in the sub $100 range for office chairs is littered with poorly constructed junk that are not only uncomfortable to sit in, but will quickly break down on you and end up hogging space in the garage in short order. In that case you’re not saving money; you’re just wasting it. Here are the best cheap chair office under $200 in 2020 that made the cut.

No modular LEGO office space would be complete without the perky receptionist. I wouldn’t mind waiting in that big black leather chair!

Check out more of kjw010’s modular LEGO office on Flickr.

What are some of your favorite modular LEGO building MOCs?

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I am an Adult Fan of LEGO (AFOL) and an active member of the Michigan LEGO User Group (MichLUG). I have loved LEGO for as long as I can remember. I am currently working on the following models:
– UCS Millenium Falcon
– Emmett’s Apartment Building
– Gringott’s Bank