‘Severance’, ‘The Last of Us’ among winners of the set of decorators Society of America Award

The Set Decorators Society of America has unveiled the winners for its 2024-25 SDSA TV Awards. Taking home the highest awards was “dismissal” and “The Last of Us”.

The SDSA honors the top performance in a small screen decor/design from 1 June 2024-May 31, 2025.

Other winners are “The Studio”, “1923” and “Saturday Night Live”.

Full list of winners below.

Best performance in decor/design of a contemporary series of one hour
WINNER – “Severance” S2, Decoration by David Schlesinger SDSA with production design by Jeremy Hindle
“Black Mirror”, Decoration by Ellie Shanks, Liz Ainley, Hannah Spice, Polly Davenport & Kate Marshall SDSA with production design by Miranda Jones, Cristina Casali, Helen Scott, Robin Brown & Jennifer Morden
“Poker Face” S2, Decoration by Cathy T. Marshall SDSA & Heather Loeffler with production design by Judy Rhee
“The White Lotus” S3, Decoration by Letizia Santucci SDSA with production design by Cristina Onori
“Your Friends & Neighbours”, Decoration by Philippa Culpepper SDSA with production design by Anu Schwartz

Best performance in the design/design of a series of an hour of fantasy or science fiction

WINNER – “The Last of Us” S2, Decoration by Jonathan Lancaster SDSA and Lisa Lancaster SDSA
With production design by Don Macaulay
“Andor”, Decoration by Rebecca Alleway SDSA with production design by Luke Hull
“Dune: Prophecy”, set decoration by Carolyn Loucks Sdsa & Roxana Balogh with production design by Tom Meyer
“House of the Dragon” S2, Decoration by Claire Nia Richards with production design by Jim Clay
“The Lord of the Rings: The Rings Of Power” “S2, Decoration by Tina Jones SDSA with production design by Kristian Milsted

Best performance in decor/design of a series of period periods
WINNER – “1923”, Decoration by Carla Curry SDSA with production design by Cary White & Lisa Ward
“Bridgerton”, decoration by Natalie Papageorgiadis with production design by Alison Gartshore
“A hundred years of Solutide”, decoration by Arley Garzón Gómez, Catalina Angulo, Angela Benavides and Raphael Withingham with production design by Barbara Enriquez & Eugenio Caballero
“Pachinko”, decoration by Ann Victoria Smart SDSA with production design by Ruth Ammon
“Yellowjackets”, Decoration by Ide Foyle with production design by Margot Ready

Best performance in decor/design of a television film or limited series
WINNER – “Lady In The Lake”, Decoration by Karuna Karmarkar SDSA with production design by JC Molina
“The Four Seasons”, Decoration by Jennifer Greenberg with production design by Sharon Lomofsky
“Interior, Chinatown”, Decoration by Adrienne Garcia SDSA with production design by Kate Bunch
“Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Mendez Story”, Decoration by Melissa Licht SDSA with production design by Matthew Flood Ferguson SDSA
“Sirens”, decoration by Rich Murray with production design by John Paino

Best performance in the decor/design of a single camera series of half an hour
WINNER – “The Studio”, Decoration by Claire Kaufman SDSA with production design by Julie Berghoff
“Hacks” S4, Decoration by Jennifer Lukehart SDSA with production design by Rob Tokarz
“The righteous gems” S4, decoration by Patrick Cassidy with production design by Richard A. Wright
“Only murders in the building” S4, decoration by Mila Khalevich SDSA with production design by Patrick Howe
“What we do in the Shadow” S6, Decoration by Kerri Wylie with production design by Shayne Fox

Best performance in the decor/design of a half-hour multi-camera series
WINNER -“Mid-Century Modern” Set Decoration by Peter Gurski SDSA with production design by Greg J. Grande
Half an hour multi-camera series
“The Conners” S7, decoration by Anne H. Ahrens SDSA with production design by Jerry Dunn
“Frasier” S2, decoration by Amy Feldman SDSA with production design by Glenda Rovello
“The Neighborhood” S7, Decoration by Ron Olsen SDSA with production design by Amy Skjonsby-Winslow
“That 90s show”, decorating decoration by Tara Stephenson-Fong SDSA with production design by Greg J. Grande

Best performance in decor/design of a short format: web series, music video or commercial
WINNER – “Sabrina Carpenter: Taste”, Decoration by Kelsey Fowler SDSA with production design by Grant Armstrong
“Dr. Pepper: Into the Great Unknown” – Fansville Season 7, Decoration by Traci Spadorcia SDSA with production design by Mark SnelGrove
Jelly Roll: “Dead End Road” of Twisters: Official music video, Decoration by Effney Gardea SDSA with production design by Elizabet Puksto
Snoop Dogg and Dr. Dre – “Missionary”, Decoration by Kelsey Fowler SDSA with production design by Grant Armstrong
Taco Bell – Caliente Cantina Chicken Menu, Set Decoration and Production Design by Gabrielle Rosenberg

Best performance in decor/design of a variety, reality or competition series
WINNER -“Saturday Night Live”, Decoration by Kimberly Kachougian, Danielle Webb, Sara Parks, Kimberly Fischer, Jessica Templin-King with production design by Andrea Purcigliotti, Kenneth Macleod & Mark Newell
“Hell’s Kitchen: Head Chefs Only” S23, Set Decoration by Sarah Sprawls SDSA & Skye Landon with production design by John Janavs
“Jimmy Kimmel Live!”, Set decoration by Heidi Miller SDSA with production design by David Ellis
“A nonsense Christmas with Sabrina Carpenter”, Decoration by John Sparano SDSA with production design by Jason Sherwood
“The Voice”, Set Decoration by Stephanie Hines with production design by designer James Pearse Connelly SDSA Associate

Best performance in decor/design of a series during the day
WINNER – “The Young and the Restless”, Decoration by Jennifer Haybach SDSA, Justine Mercado SDSA, Maria Dirolf & Monica Lowe with production design by David Hoffmann
“Beyond the Gates”, set decoration by Cynthia Slagter SDSA with production design by Bruton Jones
“The Bold and the Beautiful”, Decoration by Charlotte Garnell SDSA, Chelsea Mondelli SDSA & Jerie Kelter SDSA with production design by Jack Forrestel
“Days of Our Lives”, Decoration by Adelle Caine with production design by Tom Early SDSA
“General Hospital”, Decoration by Jennifer Elliot SDSA with production design by Andrew Evashchen