Architecture and decor at the 2018 Oscars

A film is made up of several elements: script, direction, cast, photography. However, one of the aspects that most helps to create the atmosphere and allows viewers to become immersed is the production design. It is responsible for creating (or sometimes recreating) ) locations, building sets, decorating each room so the characters can occupy it.

In 2018, the films nominated for the 90th Academy Awards featured great art direction, which built and decorated the sets of wonderful fictions. Check out below the design, decoration and architecture work behind some of the films nominated for the 2018 Oscars.

Get Out was filmed in Alabama, and featured locations such as Barton Academy, a Greek-inspired building that was the state's first public school.

3. Call Me By Your Name

The film is the story of love and discovery of young Elio while vacationing in an old 17th-century Italian village. In addition to the striking presence of buildings and sculptures from that century, Call Me By Your Name also stood out in the decoration of the interior spaces: with books, paintings and furniture that reflect the characters' personalities.

4. Phantom Thread

The main location for the film is an authentic Georgian townhouse in London. However, this made filming extremely difficult, as this style of architecture is full of stairs and not very spacious. As a result, some sequences had to be filmed out of order, given the difficulty in transporting equipment around the house.