Fred and George’s bedroom a Harry Potter inspired cabinet by Sean Valentine
One of our Sui Generis collection
£1,485.00
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Fred and George’s bedroom a Harry Potter inspired cabinet by Sean Valentine
One of our Sui Generis collection
| Weight | 100 kg |
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The Burrow was the family home of the Weasley family. It was situated in Devon in a hamlet called Ottery St Catchpole.
The twins bedroom was located at the top of the house.
Fred’s bed is at one end of the room, it is made and surprisingly tidy for him whilst Georges bed is at the other end.
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Underneath his bed, Fred has a crate full of magical books as well as the latest copy of “The Quibbler”
Above the bed is a poster of the Chudley Cannon’s, the family’s favourite quideitch team.
A flickering oil lamp and candle gives enough light for Fred to read a potion book or two from the bookshelf next to his bed.
Adorning the bottom bedstead is Fred’s hand knitted jumper.
Being at the top of the house gave the twins the best view from their windows.
We have shown the moonlight sky here to feed your imagination.
The shutters are open on the window in the west facing wall allowing you to see inside the twins bedroom.
The dimensions of the cabinet are
490mm wide, 246mm deep and 312mm high including the finial.
George has two oil lamps, one hanging from the ceiling above his head and the other one on his half of the shared desk.
George’s jumper like his twin brother Fred’s is hand knitted from fine wool. Just like Fred’s, it is hanging on the bedstead at the bottom of his bed.
The floor is finshed in real wood floorboards.
The round window may not feature in the real twins bedroom but Sean has included this quirky little extra to make this cabinet completely unique.
The outside of the cabinet is finished in wood cladding.
The open sides are fitted with clear acrylic sheets to keep the cabinet dust free.
The twins share an extra wide double desk. Each of the brothers have their own chair.
In the middle of the room is a stove to keep the boys warm. The stove burns like a real fire and is controlled by the MK-005 remote control system with flickering embers and a warm glow.
A poster depicting the rules of quideitch is fixed on the wall next to the unique round window.
Have you noticed anything strange about something in the room?
The cabinet has four flickering oil lamps, a flickering candle and a realistic burning stove.
All of the flickering effects are independent of each other , they are programmed and operated using the Microminiatures MK-005 remote control dolls house lighting system.
All of the settings of the fire , candle, and oil lamps can be programmed with their own unique effects.
The remote control is also used to turn the lighting on and off from the comfort of your armchair.
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