He is surrounded by guns, missiles and other forms of weapons that produce pyrotechnics. All these dangerous weapons, drugs and money are iconic pieces that represent Tony’s abrasive personality and power, supporting the gangster genre. Tony also has his initials imprinted into his chair, which is another sign to show his supremacy...
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Tony also has his initials imprinted into his chair, which is another sign to show his supremacy. The red walls however, may connotate blood or war to contrast with the white doors and panels being used to emphasis the blood. Black seems to be the predominant colour in Tony’s room. The walls, desk and chair, pretty much everything is black...
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