A while back AT put together a post on how to create Edward Cullen’s bed room design and sourced some of the furniture in the movie.

Here are some of the sources -

Barcelona couch from Knoll

Platner Table from Knoll

Anga shelving from Ikea

You could also use the white lack shelves from Ikea to get the complete look

Sapien from DWR also featured here

I saw so many other things in his room that were not that obvious first time around. Of course as soon I source them you can find it here. You will be able to look up his entire room by using the tags – Edward Cullen’s room and Cullen home.

Which reminds me – some of the furniture in the Cullen home is antique and I love mixing antique furniture with modern architecture. I also noticed a lot of Asian accent pieces elegantly placed above bookcases. Do you know what the Native American wooden thing is called that Bella picked up? Its in the deleted scenes.

And how about that graduation hat artwork? Another post in the pipeline-  any recommendations for alternatives to the hat?

Now back to the soundtrack – flightless bird……….

Edward Cullen: “What did you except? Dungeons, coffins, moats?”. Bella: “Um. No. Not moats.”

Modern day vampires have way cool houses. I guess it’s no biggie if you have been saving up for like 400 years. Compare interiors of movie Twilight  with those in the movie Interview with the Vampire.

Thanksgiving break we went to watch Twilight. And I have been hooked since then. I loved Edward’s entire house. The entry foyer. The floor to ceiling windows. The views from each of those windows. The kitchen. Even if they never use it. I even liked the artwork with the graduation caps. But what I loved the most was Edward’s room. The sophisticated and stylish decor. The posh French doors and of course the part where he can just take off and go tree hopping. I’m smitten, and I want to be bitten.

Original posts on Mochatini here and here.