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The Apartment Designed As An Ode to Star Wars

  • July 12th 2016

by UrbanTurf Staff

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The Apartment Designed As An Ode to Star Wars: Figure 1

Star Wars fanatics are a dedicated bunch. They will camp out for days for the latest installment in the vaunted series. Some have even recreated the films on their own.

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However, a family in Taiwan has risen the bar, by dedicating the entire redesign of their apartment to the George Lucas series.

The family of four employed White Interior Design to make their home an homage to the series. The dining room table was designed with a TIE fighter in mind. The chandelier above the table is made of two light sabers. The Star Wars theme continues around the apartment with various figurines and collectibles.

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The area most devoted to the series might be the kids’ room, which has been outfitted to look like the inside of a Milliennium Falcon. The walls are made to mimic the view from the pilot’s cabin, while the doors look like something straight out of the original trilogy.

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Star Wars fans in the DC area interested in using White Interior Design to mimic this home’s redesign may be out of luck. The firm is based in Taipei.

Photos courtesy of Highlite Images.

This article originally published at http://dc.urbanturf.production.logicbrush.com/articles/blog/taipei_apartment_designed_as_ode_to_star_wars/11457.

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