Enter the meticulous and haunting world of Dexter: Original Sin on this episode of Decorating Pages Podcast. Host Kim Wannop sits down with Production Designer Eric Weiler, Art Director Raf Lydon, and Set Decorator Jeffrey Kushon to reveal how they built the blood-soaked sets of Showtime’s newest installment.

Discover how they:

🔪 Engineered kill rooms from scratch🏠 Transformed L.A. into 1991 Miami🧠 Hid easter eggs from the original series📼 Sourced real VHS horror tapes for Dexter’s bedroom💧 Built a working water tank for a pivotal scene

Whether you’re a Dexter fan or a design junkie, this is a masterclass in cinematic storytelling. Subscribe now and go behind the plastic.

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Hosted by Emmy-winning Set Decorator Kim Wannop, this podcast takes you behind the scenes of your favorite shows and movies. Each episode features in-depth conversations with the industry’s top production designers, set decorators, prop masters, and art department professionals, offering rare insight into the creative process of visual storytelling.

Whether you’re a film and TV fan, aspiring designer, or entertainment industry pro, Decorating Pages Podcast is your backstage pass to the world of production design. Learn how sets are built, stories are shaped visually, and characters come to life—one episode at a time.

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