Best 2026 Amazon Prime Video TV Shows for production design

Narrow by brand

Showing Amazon Prime Video only. Switch back to all brands anytime.

#1 Young Sherlock, Season 1
5.0

Period Oxford, elaborate sets, props, and international locations are consistently praised as detailed, high-budget, and immersive.

Pros: pilot episode quality, emotional impact

Cons: continuity, modern political framing

#2 The Night Manager, Season 2
5.0

Luxury interiors, international locations and high production values keep the series looking expensive and distinctive even when the story divides opinion.

Pros: episode structure, pilot episode quality

Cons: accountability handling, finale satisfaction

#3 Sterling Point
5.0

The physical world is praised for helping sell the personalities and cottage-country atmosphere rather than feeling like a generic backdrop.

Pros: episode structure, season finale quality

Cons: family friendliness, age appropriateness

#4 It's Not Like That, Chapter 1
4.8

The overall production is described as polished and well made, reinforcing the sense that this is a higher-quality entry in faith-oriented television.

Pros: season finale quality, screenplay quality

Cons: character consistency, continuity

#5 Spider-Noir, Season 1
4.7

Production design is widely admired for creating a lived-in 1930s New York full of clubs, offices, alleys, and period detail. Some critics still see soundstages or digital backdrops, but the...

Pros: plot twists, cliffhanger effectiveness

Cons: family friendliness, age appropriateness

#6 Every Year After, Season 1
4.4

Production design is praised for making Barry’s Bay, the Tavern, and the lake town feel inviting. Book readers in particular appreciate how closely the world matches what they imagined.

Pros: directing quality, cinematography

Cons: character consistency, writing quality

#7 Elle, Season 1
4.0

Production design gets modest but real praise for contrasting sunny LA with gray Seattle. The broader look is more often judged through the costumes, palette, and 1990s setting.

Pros: cast chemistry, bingeability

Cons: episode length, episode pacing

#8 Steal, Season 1
3.0

The sets are neat and realistic, but the financial offices and living spaces do not develop enough visual character to distinguish the series from its genre rivals.

Pros: pilot episode quality, main cast performance

Cons: family friendliness, dialogue quality

#9 Neagley
2.0

Sets and staging receive criticism for looking generic, with several interiors described as too similar to one another.

Pros: plot clarity, pilot episode quality

Cons: product placement, character consistency

#10 Reacher, Season 4
2.0

One critic finds the post-Season 1 environments, including this season’s city backdrop, more generic and less convincingly lived-in.

Pros: pilot episode quality, drama quality

Cons: editing quality, character consistency