This is a project I worked on with PlainJoe Studios and Apparent Studios.

The concept: a Mos Eisley space port with a large scale bed, functional desk and incorporated reading lounge.
The lounge: a reflection of the Millennium Falcon cockpit that an adult can fit into comfortably.
The bed: A loft bed design.
The desk: inspired from the upper wing from an A-Wing Fighter – designated to be a functional desk and book shelf.
The materials: Peter(homeowner) spent a year gathering items (e.g., home fans, trash cans, lids and standard PVC pipe) to make it all happen.
The build: 3 weeks for the core of the bed and surrounding room elements. Then 3 months for placing “found” items and the “aging and graining” process and installation of a star field projector for the ceiling and a pneumatic strut-supported ladder.

See the full story here: http://www.plainjoestudios.com/starwars/

The team: Johnny Davis, Robin Larsen, Kirk Langsea and Andy Chang from PlainJoe Studios. Kyle Gritters, Paul Grange and Jerry Tolka from Apparent Studios. Special friends who kicked things up a notch: Dick Schmidt, Conan Head and Featured Disney Artist, Dave Avanzino.