The Set Decorators Society of America revealed its 2026 Television Award winners on Sunday, celebrating the visual craft that help elevate the past year’s standout series.
Widow’s Bay picked up top honors for One-Hour Contemporary Series, while the One-Hour Fantasy/Sci-Fi category ended in a tie between Amazon’s post-apocalyptic Fallout and Netflix’s supernatural hit Wednesday.
In period programming, Palm Royale claimed victory, while Beef took home the award for Limited Series/TV Movie. On the comedy side, Hacks led the half-hour single-camera category, with Happy’s Place winning for multi-camera series.
Several of the winners look to repeat at the Emmys, which has slightly different classifications. Wednesday is competing in Best Production Design for a Narrative Contemporary Program (One Hour or More) while Fallout and Palm Royale square off in Best Production Design for a Narrative Period or Fantasy Program (One Hour or More). Beef, Hacks, and Happy’s Place didn’t receive Emmy nominations for production design.
SDSA Television Awards: Full Winners List
Best Achievement in Decor/Design of a One-Hour Contemporary Series
Widow’s Bay — Set Decoration by Jennifer Engel; Production Design by Steve Arnold
Best Achievement in Decor/Design of a One-Hour Fantasy or Science-Fiction Series (tie)
Fallout — set decoration by Julie Ochipinti, with production design by Howard Cummings
Wednesday — set decoration by David Morison and Neville Gaynor, with production design by Mark Scruton and Philip Murphy
Best Achievement in Decor/Design of a One-Hour Period Series
Palm Royale — set decoration by Ellen Reede, with production design by Jon Carlos
Best Achievement in Decor/Design of a Television Movie or Limited Series
Beef — set decoration by Kellie Jo Tinney, with production design by Grace Yun
Best Achievement in Decor/Design of a Half-Hour Single Camera Series
Hacks — set decoration by Jennifer Lukehart, with production design by Rob Tokarz
Best Achievement in Decor/Design of a Half-Hour Multi-Camera Series
Happy’s Place — set decoration by Amy Feldman, with production design by Glenda Rovello
Best Achievement in Decor/Design of a Short Format: Web Series, Music Video, or Commercial
Offset and John Legend, “Never Let Go” (Official Video) — set decoration by Effney Gardea, with production design by Elizabeth Puksto
Best Achievement in Decor/Design of a Variety, Reality, or Competition Series
The Muppet Show — set decoration by Bethany Barton, with production design by Denise Pizzini
Best Achievement in Decor/Design of a Daytime Series
The Bold and the Beautiful — set decoration by Prim Rosales, Beth Wooke, Prerna Chawla, Charlotte Garnell, Chelsea Mondelli, Michelle Hall, and Linda Louise Sheets, with production design by Lou A. Trabbie III
