Houseware
- Sets
- 626
- Since
- 1999
- Newest set
- 2027
Houseware covers the brick-themed objects that end up in kitchens, bedrooms and lunch bags. The theme lists 626 items dated from 1999 to 2027.
Sets per decade
All decades52 sets from the 2000s
2000s
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Minifigure Dynamo Flashlight with Blue Torso, Red Arms and Red Legs
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Minifigure Dynamo Flashlight with Blue Torso, Red Arms and Red Legs
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Alarm Clock Radio
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Belville Lunch Box
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Belville Placemat
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City Placemat
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City Police Lunch Box
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Book Ends
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Minifigure Cookie Cutters
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Cutlery Set
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City Coat Rack
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Kitchen Storage Set
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Rolling Cookie Cutter
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Minifigure Head Kitchen Scale
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Belville Fairy Wash Towel
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Minifigure Cake Mould
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Ice Cube Tray (Red)
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Minifigure Head Lamp
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Minifigure Lantern with Yellow Arms and Red Legs
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Minifigure Lantern with Red Arms and Yellow Legs
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Minifigure Flashlight with Red Torso, Yellow Arms and Yellow Legs
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Minifigure Flashlight with Yellow Torso, Red arms and Red Legs
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Duplo Bedding - Baby (Green)
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Duplo Fitted Sheet
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Duplo Bedding (Green)
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Duplo Bedding (Pink)
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Bedding (Blue)
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Salt & Pepper Shakers
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Phantoka Drinking Bottle
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Minifigure Ice Lollipop Mould
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Cookie Jar Ceramic
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Ice Cube Tray (Blue)
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Ice Cube Tray (Yellow)
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Egg Cup Set
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Duplo Zoo Dinner Set
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City Fire Drinking Bottle
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Police Flashlight
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Brick Cake / Jelly Mould
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Brick Lunch Bag
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Classic Stripes Plastic Tumblers
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Belville Ice Cube Tray
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Classic Stripes Towel
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Classic Stripes Melamine Plates
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Bionicle Towel Toa Hordika
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Bionicle Piraka Duvet Set
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Duplo Zoo Duvet Set
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Brick Duvet Set
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Lunch Box
About Houseware
Objects for daily use
These are not building sets in the usual sense. The theme gathers drinking vessels, mugs, bottles, night lights and small pieces of furniture that borrow the look of bricks, studs and minifigures. It is one of the larger branches of Gear, the parent theme for accessories and merchandise, and its date range stretches across nearly three decades. For collectors, that makes it a useful record of how the brand's visual language has been applied to everyday objects, from plain primary-coloured tumblers to character-themed bottles.
Small numbers at the top
Piece counts here are tiny. The Drink Tumbler (853213-1) from 2012 leads with 9 pieces. Two display night lights follow with 4 pieces each: one from 2019 (5006373-1) and one from 2020 (LGLNI25-1). Each is paired in its name with a small set meant to sit inside the display. Many other entries have no pieces recorded at all, including the Blue Ceramic Mug (MUG-1) from 2024 and the Brick Book Rack (All Colors) (4112-1) from 2020. The theme is best read as a catalogue of objects rather than a source of parts. If you come across an unfamiliar mug or bottle with a brick design, the set number, name and year are usually the quickest way to match it to an entry here.
Park souvenirs
Several items were clearly sold at LEGOLAND parks. The LEGOLAND Bottle (4042-2) from 2018 and the LEGOLAND Dubai Resort 18oz Straight Yard (Y18-1) from 2023 carry the park name in their titles, so they are easy to spot for anyone who collects park souvenirs. The Minifigure Head Drinking Bottle (4040-2) from 2014 takes the shape of a minifigure head, one of the most recognisable forms in the whole range.
FAQ
- Are these items buildable?
- Mostly not. The largest entry, the Drink Tumbler (853213-1), has only 9 pieces, and many items have no pieces recorded.
- Is there a ceramic mug in the theme?
- Yes, the Blue Ceramic Mug (MUG-1) from 2024.
- Which parent theme does Houseware belong to?
- It is part of Gear, which groups accessories and merchandise rather than play sets.