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Rare Photos Of Twin Peaks Sets By Production Designer Richard Hoover

Beautiful photographs of original Twin Peaks sets, including The Great Northern and Windom Earle's cabin, shot by the show's production designer, Richard Hoover.
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I just stumbled upon 10 beautiful photographs of some original Twin Peaks sets shot by the show’s very own production designer, Richard Hoover. I don’t believe they’ve been published elsewhere, except for his own portfolio website, so allow me to classify them as rare… at least for now. These authentic photos give you an idea of how it must have felt like being a crew member walking around the iconic sets like The Great Northern and The Blue Pine Lodge (the Martell residence) at the Van Nuys sound stage.

Richard has since been responsible for many other production designs, including more recently Enlightened starring Laura Dern, the Entourage pilot as well as The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford, which he worked on together with another Twin Peaks production designer, Patricia Norris. Patricia, who did the original production design on the Twin Peaks pilot up in Washington state, deserves a lot of credit for the look of the sets below.

Twin Peaks Production Design by Richard Hoover
The Great Northern Hotel registration desk
Twin Peaks Production Design by Richard Hoover
The Great Northern Hotel meeting room
Twin Peaks Production Design by Richard Hoover
Door to Ben Horne’s office
Twin Peaks Production Design by Richard Hoover
The Great Northern Hotel dining hall
Twin Peaks Production Design by Richard Hoover
The hallway to Dale Cooper’s room
Twin Peaks Production Design by Richard Hoover
Windom Earle’s cabin
Twin Peaks Production Design by Richard Hoover
The Blue Pine Lodge’s study
Twin Peaks Production Design by Richard Hoover
The Blue Pine Lodge’s living room
Twin Peaks Production Design by Richard Hoover
Jacques Renault’s apartment
Twin Peaks Production Design by Richard Hoover
The train car from the murder scene (as identified by Mischa and Lucas)

 

 

 

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8 comments

  1. Siz says:

    Train car.

  2. Eric S says:

    That is one damn fine set of pictures.

  3. Maik says:

    DAMN fine pix! Any chance to get high-res versions of these ? THX

  4. richard says:

    coward is a funny word for someone who is dead.

  5. Jim Munn says:

    I just watched the original Twin Peaks again and noticed that I own the bear carving that is in the Great Northern Hotel meeting room. Amazing

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