On the way to Christian’s bedroom we see a Burlesque console by Koket. Lounge area Sequoia center table by Brabbu The main lounge area contains a Sequoia center table by Brabbu. The lift doors open to an entry way containing an Eanda dining chair and Vellum wall lights by Brabbu, aswell as a Turner table lamp by DelightFULL.Įntry Way into Christian Grey’s apartment Eanda dining chair by Brabbu Turner Table Lamp by DelightFULL Vellum wall light by Brabbu Here’s a tour of the apartment with details on some of those pieces: 1) and his team approached Koket et al directly to supply furniture for the film set. Production designer David Wasco (also known for Pulp Fiction, Inglorious Basterds, Kill Bill: Vol. And in Fifty Shades of Grey many of them come together (no pun intended) in Christian’s apartment.
Their glamorous statement pieces display a daring design aesthetic. The website doesn’t however tell you where most of the furniture, lighting and decor is from – BUT WE CAN TELL YOU! Furniture designed and produced by partner companies Koket, Brabbu, Delightfull and Boca do Lobooften catch my eye at interior design trade shows. Christian’s Fazioli F278 Grand Pianoĭirector Sam Taylor-Johnson explains the reasoning behind Christian’s ‘ vo lu mi nous’ apartment is to underline the difference between the two main characters and how their two worlds collide.
takes you on an interactive tour of the penthouse with hotspots which lead to details on some items of decor, behind the scenes info’ and videos, cocktail and food recipes at relevant points, and if you can bear the cheesy voice – Christian even gives you a choice of which music piece you’d like him to tinkle on the ivories (a Fazioli F278 Grand Piano). Love it or hate it, you’ve got to give it to Universal Studios for creating a whole website dedicated to Christian Grey’s (Jamie Dornan) lavish apartment.
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Unless you’ve been wearing a silk blindfold, you’ll know that Fifty Shades of Grey the movie launches in the UK today (Fri 13th Feb).
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