33 Lego Storage Ideas to Save Your Sanity

My son loves this DIY Lego table with storage bins that I put together for him. He can create whole worlds on the baseplate covered tables, and store away his favorite builds in the pull-out drawers underneath. The overhead storage bins are perfect for sorting smaller blocks by color or size.

Turn the humble IKEA Trofast into a giant Lego brick! This hack adds baseplates and bins on top of the table, holds 9 bins for bulk storage, and casters to roll it around the room!

Combine work and play with this DIY Lego desk packed with storage! The drawer units are modular, so you could make a small desk with just two or add more for the ultimate building area!

This simple floating shelf packs a ton of storage for Lego pieces, and the shelf above can display all his creations! It hovers over my son's small Lego table as a shelf, but could be turned into a wall-mounted Lego table as well.

How cute are the knobs on this Lego table? The cube storage bins are filled with loose Lego pieces, and the baseplates on top give kids plenty of room to play!

Danielle rescued her beat-up storage ottoman and gave it new life as a Lego table! Now it can serve as a play area for kids and a coffee table for adults.

A Lego table that doubles as seating? Yes, please! Kids Activities Blog shows you how to make your own Lego storage stool.

You can find these stackable plastic drawers in any big box store or thrift shop. Throw an old desk top over them and it becomes a massive Lego table with tons of storage!

Rogue Engineer gives you the plans to make this square Lego table with a clever center storage bin, but you could also repurpose an old coffee table and cut out the center instead!

My son is drooling over this setup! If you're a serious Lego collector, this is the ultimate storage solution for all those pieces!

My son's old train table has become a dumping ground for half-finished Lego creations. I'm inspired to give it a whole new look with this genius train table to Lego table transformation!

If space is at a premium, build up! This loft bed gives kids plenty of building room beneath, and the storage bins have space for thousands of Lego pieces!

Even the smallest of apartments has room for this compact Lego table made from a set of Sterilite drawers!

This adorable DIY storage cube is perfect for keeping Lego or Duplo pieces in one spot, and the lid doubles as a building area!

This DIY Lego minifigure display case is easy to build with just 1x2 boards and plywood. Add extra fun for kids with adhesive Lego tape that sticks to the walls and ceiling! This Lego minifig storage gets them out from underfoot and on display. The free woodworking plans make this project even easier!

Turn that boring wall shelf into a fun Minifigure display! This is a quick and easy project if you're not much of a DIY-er.

Give your favorite minifigures a place of honor on their own pedestals with this DIY minifigure frame!

This DIY Lego tray is customized to fit a plastic organizer and base plates perfectly! Make it easy to carry around with drawer handles on both sides.

I love the rustic look of this rolling storage tray! The rope is the perfect finishing touch, and it's great for hiding under a coffee table or bed.

Hide away all those Lego pieces when it's time to go to bed! The dividers make it easier to sort pieces too.

Everything is awesome with this easy to build Lego tray! It can also be customized with your child's name on the side. Handles make it simple to move around the house for playtime anywhere!

My son is constantly pawing through pieces trying to find that elusive one at the bottom. The clear sides of this DIY Lego bin make it easy to spot what he's looking for, and two baseplate slots means he can build a city on the go anywhere!

We spotted these genius Lego storage bags at BrickCon this year, and Swoop Bags was kind enough to send over a few to try out. It's amazing how many pieces fit inside one of the large bags, with room for multiple kids to gather around and build together.

Clean up is a snap! Just pull the cord and all the pieces get "swooped" up into the bag!

The mini bags, like this one, are perfect for travel or for separating minifigures from the other loose bricks.

Turn an old metal lunch box in the perfect Lego travel box! Baseplates glued to both sides allow kids to create whole worlds in a tiny box.

Personalize a simple wooden box from the craft store with your child's favorite characters and take those Lego pieces to go!

Going on a road trip? You need to make this portable Lego tote! Not only does it look like a giant stack of Lego bricks, but the front folds down to give kids a surface to play on in the car.

With a huge Lego collection like ours, sorting by color isn't enough! By breaking down loose pieces into individual small bins by color and size, our son can find exactly what he's looking for when working on a big build!

These simple, adjustable drawer dividers are perfect for sorting Lego pieces by shape or color! You can easily add these dividers to any container to make it more organized.

Separate your Lego pieces by color and store each one in its own clear shoebox bin! This blogger even created vinyl labels for each one to make sorting easier.

If you have a LOT of Lego, you know sorting takes a lot of time and effort. These big plastic bins are clearly labeled, and have lids for stacking on the shelf!

This hanging organizer is great for small spaces! Hang a clear shoe organizer over the door and fill each pocket with different colored Lego pieces.

Don't throw away those laundry pod containers just yet! They make the perfect Lego minifigure head container!

When all the Play-doh has dried up, turn the containers into these adorable Minifigure heads!