LEGO® Bathroom

Description

A small room, clear shapes

Bathrooms are usually the smallest rooms in a house, and the set reflects that: 148 pieces are enough for a basin, a bath and similar fittings. No minifigures are included. The model therefore suits anyone who likes a compact build, or who needs one more room for a larger brick dolls' house. Because it stays small, you can build the bathroom in an afternoon and then slot it into a floor plan of your own.

White, red, black, blue

White is the main colour and recalls ceramics and tiles. Red, black and blue add contrast, for example for towels, taps or frames. That mixture makes the bathroom look surprisingly lively for a set from the seventies. If you take the bricks into other builds, the white and black pieces are the most flexible, useful for facades, vehicles or small details in dioramas where a neat finish matters. With that bright white it stays tidy and uncluttered rather than too busy.

29 part types at a glance

With 148 pieces and 29 different part types the set is compact yet varied. Many bricks appear several times, while a few special shapes provide the details. That keeps the build easy to follow and good for beginners. The complete parts list with colours and quantities is on this page. It helps you check a second-hand copy and top up missing parts without having to buy a whole new set just to fill a couple of gaps.

Part of a bigger house

The bathroom can be combined with the kitchen, living room and child's bedroom from the same range to make a complete house. The "What can I build?" tool on Bricoria also shows which other models are hiding in your collection. A small single set becomes a building block of a larger collection. You can arrange the rooms as you like, rebuild them or rethink them entirely, and the simple shapes keep the parts useful. If you like, plan the floor layout first and build the individual rooms afterwards so everything fits together.

FAQ

How many pieces does Bathroom 265-1 have?

It has 148 pieces in 29 different part types. No minifigures are included.

When was the set released?

It came out in 1974 in the Homemaker range.

Can I combine it with other Homemaker sets?

Yes. The kitchen, living room and child's bedroom can be put together into a house.