020509nip-tuck_rect000.jpgMaybe it's because we're AT Los Angeles, but we sure get a lot of TV show set design questions (keep them coming...we find them interesting):
I was hoping this could go in the Good Question section. I have been catching up on nip/tuck season 5 (the season they move to LA) and caught a glimpse of a picture in the background of the recovery room. I think there is a similar one in Christian's office, but I couldn't get a good snap of it. Attached is the one in the recovery room. Please help! I'm dying to know who's it is and where I can find it! Thanks, CC

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Anyone? Pretty soon we'll have a database of every TV show and their set design and we create a series decor guide!

By the way, if you want some flashback details about the set design from Season 1 of Nip/Tuck, we highly recommend you check out Pure Contemporary's Modern Design, Clean Lines Foil "Nip/Tuck" Secrets feature, which includes all the details of the images above.

The flamboyant character Christian Troy’s bedroom features a white platform bed complete with glass headboard that serves as a voyeuristic venue to the bathroom’s shower. The newly separated Julia has a tone-on-tone beige motif in her apartment, mirroring her tentative nature. Is it mere coincidence that as this drab chrysalis sets herself free from her marriage that she embraces vibrant colors and lush textures in her new spa? Not so surprisingly, it is Ava, the trans-gendered life coach, who has a daring Hollywood-glam modern look in her home.