Jenn McLaren is an LA-based production designer and set decorator working across film, television, and commercials. Her work is defined by visually striking, emotionally charged environments—driven by instinct, texture, and a bold, fearless use of color.

As a production designer, she has led select features including She Dances (starring Ethan Hawke and Steve Zahn), which premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival, Busboys (David Spade, Theo Von), and Nicholas Goosen's Drugstore June. Other art department credits include Hacks, The Little Things, Why Women Kill, American Pastoral, Horizon: An American Saga, Carol, and Peacock's time-bending seriesThe Resort.

A two-time Art Directors Guild Award nominee for Best Commercial, she was recognized in 2024 for the Maya Rudolph M&M's Super Bowl campaign and again in 2026 for the Andersen Windows campaign featuring HGTV's Property Brothers. She is represented by United Talent Agency and is a member of both the Art Directors Guild (Local 800) and Local 44.

Off set, she splits her time between Los Angeles and Mexico City—black boots, triple-shot latte, sunglasses on—chasing color, chaos, and the next great story.