Does the Living Room Set include minifigures?

No. The set has 242 pieces and none of them are minifigures; everything is for furniture and decoration.

When was set 264-1 released?

It came out in 1974 as part of the Homemaker theme, which builds rooms and furniture from bricks.

Where can I see the full parts list?

Right here on this page. All 36 part types are listed with their colours and quantities, so you can check a used set for missing pieces.

Homemaker

LEGO® Living Room Set

Living Room Set 264-1 was released in 1974 as part of the Homemaker range, which turned furniture and rooms into brick models. It has 242 pieces in 36 different part types, a compact kit with plenty of period charm.

Set number: 264
Year: 1974
Pieces: 242
Minifigures: 0
Theme: Homemaker
Different parts: 61

What can I build with it?

Parts list 61

As BrickLink list (XML)

Import on BrickLink: Wanted → Upload, upload the file (or paste its content), pick a Wanted List and add the parts.

Description

A different kind of 1970s set

Most sets from the mid-1970s centred on houses, vehicles or ships, so Homemaker stands out by focusing on interiors. This kit gives you 242 pieces for building sofas, tables and shelving, with no minifigures included. It suits anyone who likes the idea of furnishing a dolls'-house style room brick by brick, or who simply enjoys a calm build without a long list of specialised elements. The simplicity is part of its appeal for collectors today.

The colour palette

Blue, yellow, white and black carry the whole model. Those bold primaries are typical of the decade and make every piece of furniture easy to tell apart at a glance. Because the colours are so clearly separated, you can see which bricks were meant for upholstery, frames or walls. If you mix the set with newer collections, the white and black bricks blend in most easily, while the blue and yellow add a clear retro accent to whatever you build.

Small but varied

With 242 pieces and 36 distinct part types, the balance is better than you might expect. There is enough variety for small constructions, yet no flood of specialist parts. That makes it a useful study piece if you are curious about how classic building worked. The full parts list is shown on this page, with every colour and quantity, so you can check a second-hand copy for completeness before you buy it or while you are sorting your own bricks.

Reusing the pieces

Even if you never rebuild the original living room, the parts list is worth a look. Many of the bricks are basic shapes that work in your own houses, furniture and dioramas. The "What can I build?" tool on Bricoria shows which other sets your collection could make from a pile of parts. That turns an old kit into a starting point for new ideas, and you do not have to buy everything again to get going.

FAQ

Does the Living Room Set include minifigures?: No. The set has 242 pieces and none of them are minifigures; everything is for furniture and decoration.
When was set 264-1 released?: It came out in 1974 as part of the Homemaker theme, which builds rooms and furniture from bricks.
Where can I see the full parts list?: Right here on this page. All 36 part types are listed with their colours and quantities, so you can check a used set for missing pieces.

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