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No Good Deed House: Building a Spanish Revival House from Scratch
IndieWireStory by Mark Peikert
scrn logline
Behind the scenes of Netflix's hit show 'No Good Deed': How a production designer built a dream Spanish Revival house from scratch.
beat sheet
- Designer Nina Ruscio drew inspiration from classic Hollywood architecture, incorporating distinctive arched entryways and terracotta roof tiles to transport viewers to a bygone era.
- To construct the sprawling, 4,000 sq ft house featured on the show, Ruscio's team sourced materials from all over the world, including hand-carved wood doors from Mexico and antique light fixtures from France.
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Nina Ruscio, Netflix, No Good Deed