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Photo courtesy I-Beam Architecture and Design.

Artist Melissa Marks went all out when she planned the addition of a room for her son in her Manhattan loft.

She hired an architect and a LEGO master builder, and together, the three of them built a lofted bedroom using more than 20,000 LEGO bricks.

Now all this kid needs is a LEGO wall he can build things on top of, and he's pretty much set until he starts developing an interest in smooching.

It even looks like the loft has pretty nice storage — you can peek through more photos on the design firm's website, which show the entire apartment.

Great idea of the day: using drawers as shelves Get inspired »

Tea freaks, ASSEMBLE! Assemble and admire the ways your steeping habits can show up at home: lights! Art! Even something you can use in your garden!

Happy Monday, Homies! Good to see you back. In this week's photos we have a lot of voyeurism, and in this week's Clicky Links there's a lot of geeky consumerism.

Share your photos by posting to our Flickr group, and share your inspirations with us on Pinterest.

Anyone else noticed a distinct lack of PHOTOS in their home? As a kid I spent hours looking through family photos. Sorting, resorting, picking out my favorites, choosing funny photos to display.

We still TAKE loads of photos — with phones instead of cameras — but they never make it to print. New sponsor Uprinting is here to save the day! They have lots of ways to add art, personality, and interest to your walls using the photos you already love…and a couple opportunities to get rad freebie prints.

We recently ran a story about getting rid of your TV, but today I'm going to talk about going the other way: after a decade of not having a screen in our living room, I finally decided I was sick of watching movies on a laptop. This is the story of how we got a TV, but how it's a crazy futuristic touchscreen media center that cost less than many widescreen TVs.

Let's Learn a Thing today! I hear a lot of comments on Offbeat Home about the difficulty people have with hanging things, so i'mma put on my Housewife hat and lay it all out for you: how to hang art on notoriously-difficult plaster walls OR! how to break the rules of your lease the smart way. (If you do it right, no one will know!)

Ever since we bought this house I've fantasized about wallpapering. You do NOT have to go far on the internet to find hot shit stuff to slap up on your walls. Important to note: I didn't look at the price of a single one of these. Let me live in my paradise.