Scala

LEGO® Emma's Chill-Out Kitchen

Emma's Chill-Out Kitchen is a set from the 2001 Scala range with 66 pieces. It shows a small kitchen of the kind you know from doll's houses, and comes without minifigures.

Set number
3123
Year
2001
Pieces
66
Minifigures
0
Theme
Scala
Different parts
46
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Parts list 46

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Description

Doll's-house fun with Scala

Scala was a line of its own with a doll's-house character, in which figures and furnishings took centre stage. Emma's kitchen belongs to that world: instead of building a vehicle or a building, you furnish a room. At 66 pieces the set stays manageable, and whichever figure or doll you add decides who is at work in the kitchen. Anyone who likes acting out everyday scenes will find a convincing piece here, one that can be played with after very little preparation and quickly creates atmosphere.

Warm tones with turquoise

White, orange and red are the main colours, with light turquoise as a fresh counterpoint. That gives the kitchen a sunny, almost retro look, typical of living spaces around 2001. The colours combine well with other furnishing sets, so several rooms can grow into a whole house. The colour list on this page shows which shades are used in detail and in what quantity. Orange and light turquoise in particular appear together far less often today than they did then.

Thirty-nine shapes for small details

Among the 66 pieces there are 39 different shapes. In a set like this that means many small individual parts: crockery, kitchen accessories, appliances and furniture, each appearing only once. The build is correspondingly fiddly and offers plenty of chances to add detail. For collectors that is of interest, because such accessories can be reused in other scenes, such as houses or cafés. Careful builders will end up with a kitchen that still looks like something from close up.

Display it or play with it

As a play set the kitchen works best together with further rooms from the same range. As a display piece it takes little space and fits on any shelf. With “What can I build?” you can check which other models come out of your parts, and the parts list below helps with comparison if you bought a second-hand set and want to know whether the many small pieces are all there. Crockery and kitchen accessories vanish quickly in a house move or a sale, so a careful look is worthwhile.

FAQ

How many pieces does the set have?
It consists of 66 pieces in 39 different shapes. No minifigures are included.
Which range does it belong to?
Emma's Chill-Out Kitchen belongs to the Scala range and dates from 2001.
Which colours dominate?
White, orange, red and light turquoise.

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