With so many different set pieces designed for Moon Knight, Stefania Cella has a hard time picking a favourite. However, she fondly recalled how Ammit’s tomb was made on-site in Hungary, which was doubled in the series for Cairo.

“Hungary has a fantastic tradition of arts and crafts. They are amazing artists,” Cella told Looper. “We called the art school because we wanted to do painting phases. They did come – four or five of their students – and they helped us decorate the chambers, the Alexander [Sarcophagus] and the yellow leaves in the chamber. I loved that – to see young people having the opportunity to actually go on set and have the experience. For me – as a mother of a teenager – it was great and very rewarding to give them this opportunity because they had a lot of fun.”

Cella is set to return to the MCU as a production designer for the film Blade, which is currently in development. “I can’t talk about it…I can tell you I love it,” Cella said.

All six episodes of Moon Knight, including the season finale, will stream exclusively on Disney+.