In this exclusive video podcast with Film and Furniture’s Paula Benson and Dune: Part Two production designer Patrice Vermette, and set decorator Shane Vieau, we reveal how the film’s designs go beyond aesthetics to reflect the cultures and identities of the film’s three primary worlds: the resilient Fremen of Arrakis, the oppressive Harkonnen of Giedi Prime, and the opulent Imperial society of Kaitain.



Discover how Vermette and Vieau’s creative vision brings Denis Villeneuve’s exploration of colonialism, environmentalism, and religion to life in this extraordinary continuation of Dune’s visual and narrative storytelling.



Through meticulous world-building, the design team infused the sets, furniture, and architecture with symbolism and cultural depth, blending practical craftsmanship with artistic vision.



When to Watch/Listen This Video?

You can watch or listen to this video podcast before seeing the film, and it may enhance your viewing experience. However, please note that it contains SPOILERS. If you're sensitive to them, feel free to watch it after you've seen the film—chances are, it might make you want to watch it all over again!



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Read our feature: Design Secrets of Dune: Part Two: How Spaces Shape Cultures





Credits

Film and Furniture Founder and Editor: Paula Benson

Podcast Producer: Suzanne Courage

Video/Podcast Editor: Emma Youell

Graphics: Paul West @Form Design and Branding

With thanks to Warner Bros. Pictures