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If you look closely, you'll notice that each of these top designers made a painstaking effort to reflect the theme of the TV show around which they were designing. The show Weeds comes through pretty clearly, not just in the judicious placement of certain smokable substances, but also in the consistent use of natural elements. (The cross is a reference to a particular episode.)

For the Tudors, the photos reflect two different designers efforts to manifest a period based show in a 21st Century space.

And lastly, the room based on the teenager in Showtime's United States of Tara is a bright and energetic room replete with an overwhelming, but aesthetically beautiful array of symbols of the female American teenager.

The space is huge and open to the public to tour! Next week, there will be another housetour post with more rooms to look at, but if you want the whole experience, head down to Tribeca for a visit. All ticket proceeds go to Housing Works.

Resources
Weeds I:
Ted Meuhling plates
Lori Weitzner wall covering

Weeds II:
Remains Lighting's swing arm lamp
George Smith's Tom Dixon wing chair
D-Collection's Chinese Root table

United States of Tara:
Liora Manne's Poeme Rug
Interieurs' Crochet Stools

(Images: Jill Slater)

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