Interior design studio Modsy has created renders of rooms based on the production design of five Best Picture Oscar-winning movies.
The San Francisco-based studio reimagined room sets from award-winning films Titanic, Casablanca, The Sound of Music, Shakespeare in Love and The Shape of Water.
Modsy wanted to recreate the films' sets as interior spaces put together using furniture items currently on the market. The studio describes them as having a "modern twist".
The film Titanic's rendering is based on the smoking room on-board the ship
"We designed the renders by incorporating key elements of each movie's theme and thinking about how those design styles would be translated to the modern day," said Modsy.
"A big goal for these projects is creating a space that can actually be brought to life. We think about the core design elements, styles and colours and then source products that you can buy today from favourites such as CB2 and West Elm to design the re-imagined rooms," explained the brand. The Casablanca-inspired render draws on Rick's Café Américain in the film
The first render is a nod to 1944 Best Picture winner Casablanca, in particular Rick's Café Américain, an upscale nightclub and gambling den in the film.
It features wicker furniture and geometric stone tables with a carpet of Moroccan rugs.
"Boho eclectic meets Moroccan charm, we've restyled Rick's café and turned it into a Moroccan oasis that serves as a perfect place fo...