[ SECRET POST #2643 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2643 ⌋

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Comments

[herongale]

Well, to be fair, that furniture setup is identical to the set used on Sherlock, as best as my memory informs. Sherlock also dresses exactly like that on the show. Doesn't seem unreasonable to assume its a reference to that, considering that Daleks are also modern and also from the BBC.

[(Anonymous)]

It's not the placement of furniture that makes it iconically ACD, though. It's the fact that the furniture is not modern and clearly not BBC Sherlock: candelabra on the mantel, coal scuttle on the hearth, leather wingback chairs instead of John's squashy stuffed chair and Sherlock's leather/chrome modern chair. Also, John does not wear a bowler, bowtie and jacket, and Sherlock might wear a deerstalker for teh lulz, but he most certainly does not go around in a patched coat, pipe and magnifying glass.

So, uh no. That fanart has very little in common with the Sherlock version of Baker Street, nearly all the things in it heavily reference the Victorian setting.