Furniture
Sofas, chairs, tables, desks, shelving and beds.
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Prop Rentals
A prop rental is any object rented for a film, television, commercial, fashion, theater, photography or event production. The hard part is rarely knowing what you need. It is finding which prop house has the right option, in the right city, at the right time.
GetSet brings rental listings from more than 250 vendors into one searchable platform, so art departments can compare options without opening dozens of tabs or driving between warehouses first.
- rental vendors
- 250+
- production markets
- 4
- search across every catalog
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What you can rent
GetSet indexes the working inventory art departments use every day, from hero furniture to the small details that make a set feel lived in.
Set dressing
Rugs, mirrors, frames, clocks, ceramics and decorative objects.
Hand props
Tools, luggage, sports gear, instruments and practical objects.
Tabletop and smalls
Glassware, dishes, cookware, serving pieces and accessories.
Cleared art
Artwork, photography, posters and wall decor cleared for production.
Lighting and practicals
Table lamps, floor lamps, sconces, chandeliers and illuminated signs.
Specialty rentals
Medical, office, electronics, greens, florals, scenic and backdrops.
Event rentals
Furniture, tabletop and decor for experiential and live events.
Every period and visual language
Search by object, material, color, period or visual reference. A single project can move from Victorian details to Y2K technology without changing the workflow.
Pre-1900 to 1940s
Antiques, industrial pieces, Art Deco, wartime and early modern design.
1950s to 1970s
Mid-century, space age, postmodern beginnings and bold period color.
1980s to Y2K
Memphis, corporate, analog electronics, translucent plastics and chrome.
Contemporary looks
Minimal, luxury, residential, retail and custom experiential environments.
Built for production teams
Set decorators and shoppers
Source broadly, compare options and keep every selection organized.
Prop masters and stylists
Find specific pieces quickly and contact several vendors at once.
Production designers
Review visual options with the team and create presentation-ready decks.
Event and experiential teams
Search local inventory for branded spaces, activations and live events.
Search by city
Inventory, vendor coverage and logistics are local. Start with the city where your production will pull rentals.
New York
Search prop houses across New York City and the surrounding production market.
Los Angeles
Explore one of the deepest prop and set dressing markets in the world.
Miami
Source furniture, decor and event rentals across South Florida.
Atlanta
Prepare locally or from out of town across Atlanta-area vendors.
Common questions about prop rentals
What is the difference between a prop and set dressing?
A prop is usually handled or used by a performer. Set dressing establishes the environment around them. Rental houses often carry both, and GetSet searches both categories together.
How much do prop rentals cost?
Pricing varies by vendor, item, rental period and production type. GetSet surfaces the listing information available from each vendor and helps you contact vendors for current availability and quotes.
Do productions need insurance to rent props?
Many prop houses require a certificate of insurance and may have account or deposit requirements. The vendor confirms its own terms when you request availability.
How early should I reserve a prop rental?
Reserve hero pieces as early as possible. For short-turnaround work, GetSet helps you search a wider market and send availability requests without repeating the same outreach manually.
Can I use GetSet outside a listed city?
You can prepare remotely for a production in a supported city. Contact GetSet if you want to request coverage in another production market.