MUJI partners with iconic building-block company LEGO on a super fun new concept. Together they’re encouraging us to think outside the blocks (horrible, I know) by punching LEGO-sized holes in paper. The rest then becomes obvious – but wow – how innovative is that? Perfect really. Available November 27th at MUJI Japan – just in time for the Holiday season. US and European MUJI locations have yet to confirm stock.

Check out more LEGO for MUJI Paper and Block Sets after the click.

Just yesterday we reported about the opening of the Wood Wood and Lego Brickism exhibition, which showcased Lego sculptures created by some great artists. Today we can finally give you a clean look at the outcome of the works by So_Me, Delta, Will Sweeney and HuskMitNavn. The outcome is great and definitely worth checking out.

Here above you see the work by Delta, after the jump the rest of the works.

The Brickism exhibition, a collaboration between Lego and Wood Wood, has opened its doors in their Copenhagen flagship store. The exhibition showcases Lego sculptures by Delta, So_Me, Will Sweeney and HuskMitNavn. After Copenhagen the exhibition will travel to colette in Paris, Goodhood in London and 290 SQM in Amsterdam.

Now check out more images from the Brickism opening after the jump.

NYC based duo Dee & Ricky have released their much anticipated cigarette brooch. As with their popular heart brooch, this piece was constructed with LEGO and has already been seen on many celebrities and street culture personalities. Available now from deeandricky.com for $20 USD.

JCDC VS LEGO from Four H on Vimeo.

We just came across the new JC de Castelbajac x Lego virtual fashion show. The French designer recently already used a lot of Lego in his actual show, but this new all Lego show is just brilliant.

Make sure to also check out the second video after the jump.

We’ve reported on a far few anniversaries over the last few months. 1 year. 5 year. Good starts. But, really, hitting 30 is a milestone. The Lego minifigure turned 30this year. Yes, that means 30 years of continuous production. Movie stars, athletes, and most endearingly average joes like the postman have all been immortalized by Lego. Wallpaper has a nice feature on the birthday. 
Check out some of our favorites after the jump.