Want to Live Like Miranda Priestly? Meet the Man Behind the Best Art and Decor in ‘The Devil Wears Prada 2’

The fashion inThe Devil Wears Prada 2is exactly what you’d expect—Armani couture, Valentino shoes, aSchiaparellisuit. The interiors, however, are a delightful surprise.

Twenty years ago, the first film set forth that late 2000s, early Millennial sensibility—minimal, muted, highly textural. There were charcoal walls and white flowers and mid-century modern furniture and lots of ivory carpeting: stylish, but not necessarily memorable.

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