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Designer. And it also is helpful to the director and actors—many actors have said to me that the reality of the set actually helps them with their performance, and I could not ask for greater praise. Regarding Ratched, terrazzo tile was used for the ring te slarims real marle r inlaid linlem r te l r insired te linlem sed in te latin and s rt. e ts in the hydrotherapy room were made out of glazed ceramic tile, and the shower area from real glass l. nd s n. Among other design details, to give the long white hallway some texture, I used an art deco patterned Anaglypta on the walls. And, Ryan wanted the hospital rooms to look more like hotel rooms. This was actually accurate historically—research done for the series Feud had shown that hospital rooms for important guests in the 1940s and 1950s were ten dne t resemle tel rms mlete it mating edsreads and draes. sated many vintage wallpapers for the rooms and Ryan lied tem s m e deided t se a dierent allaer ari and lr seme in ea rm and give them individual names—"The Vine Room," "The Lattice Room," and so forth. More glamour! t r first meeting an ad als mentined rersing sme areas tat ld ae een nd in a lr tel t fit te needs te hospital. I suggested we transform a wine cellar int te ail areaand ert nd s a antasti and under-used location with vaulted arches and riginal tile r tat eatl fit tis net it te additin real ail ars. als designed te nrses rea rm sing te net a tel tearm tat ad een transformed. Between research and my own memories of the tearoom at the department store where my grandmother worked, I came up with the frilly room where the peach is eaten! e est mliment ae received on the show is when other designers and Art Directors ask me where we shot it—to make a stage set look that real, an means neessar and ssile is m ltimate gal as a designer. ADG A. NURSE'S BREAK ROOM. PRODUCTION STILL. B. NURSE'S BREAK ROOM. SET PHOTO. C. GUEST ROOM. SET PHOTO. D. GUEST ROOM IN PROGRESS. SET PHOTO. E. HYDROTHERAPY ROOM. SET PHOTO. F. HOSPITAL CORRIDOR. SET PHOTO. A B

