For Don't Dress for Dinner, I focused on capturing the rustic charm and architectural details of a restored French farmhouse. Central to the design was the authentic beam work, which played a key role in creating an inviting yet complex environment for this farcical comedy. Collaborating closely with the lighting designer and technical director, I ensured the beams added depth and warmth to the space, supporting the play’s intricate humor and the tangled web of relationships at its core.