“Widow’s Bay,” “Fallout,” “Hacks” and “Beef” are among the shows that took home top honors from the Set Decorators Society of America.

This year’s SDSA Awards honor the best set decoration work from shows released between June 1, 2025, and May 31, 2026. “Widow’s Bay” took home the award for best decor/design of a one-hour contemporary series, with set decorator Jennifer Engel and production designer Steve Arnold taking home the win.

“Fallout” and “Wednesday” tied for best decor/design of a one-hour fantasy or science fiction series; set decorator Julie Ochipinti and production designer Howard Cummings were honored for their work on “Fallout,” while set decorators David Morison and Neville Gaynor and production designers Mark Scruton and Philip Murphy won for “Wednesday.”

Elsewhere, “Palm Royale” won in the one hour period series category; “Beef” won in the television movie or limited series category; “Hacks” won in the half-hour single camera series category; “Happy’s Place” won in the half-hour multi-camera series category; Offset and John Legend’s “Never Let Go” won in the web series, music video or commercial category; “The Muppet Show” won in the variety, reality or competition series category; and “The Bold and the Beautiful” won in the daytime series category.

Among the nine TV categories, additional nominees include “Euphoria,” “Margo’s Got Money Troubles,” “The Morning Show,” “Pluribus,” “The Boys,” “For All Mankind,” “Stranger Things,” “Bridgerton,” “Outlander,” “Spider-Noir,” “Young Shelock,” “The Beast in Me,” “Black Rabbit,” “Love Story,” “Monster: The Ed Gein Story,” “Saturday Night Live” and “Jimmy Kimmel Live!”