Claudette Didul

Admired for its period accuracy, the Emmy-winning drama Mad Men is now so closely associated with a certain stylish 1960S New York that it serves as an unofficial record of how the era looked. where does all this detail come from, that’s the job of set decorator Claudette Didul, who selects the furnishings and props that fill the series’ dozens of sets, from Roger Sterling’s mod office to Megan and Don Draper’s swank Upper East Side pad. She has also worked on the set of such period films as Catch Me If You Can, Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story, and Danny Collins