Over the years, I think I’ve embraced nearly every home decor style — from shabby chic to farmhouse to modern coastal — and just about everything in between. But no matter how often the aesthetic of our home changes, one thing always stays the same: my love of any space in any Nancy Meyers movie.
More than just a look, Nancy Meyers interiors evoke a feeling I want to create in our home — elevated, comfortable, calm, and collected.
It’s Complicated – Universal Studios via Town & Country Mag
If you feel the same way, in today’s post I’m taking a look at some of the best Nancy Meyers interiors, with inspiration from her movies and tips on how to bring her style to your kitchen, living room, bedroom, and home.
Home Again living room, via Pinterest (directed by Nancy’s daughter Hallie Meyers-Shyer, produced by Nancy Meyers)
Favorite Nancy Meyers Interiors
So what is it about the Nancy Meyers aesthetic that draws us in? To me, Nancy Meyers style embraces all the little things that make a house feel like home — herbs on the kitchen windowsill, bowls of fruit, fresh flowers, stacks of books everywhere, cozy slipcovered furniture, casually thrown pillows, and an abundance of natural light.
Here’s a look at her home office, showing how she incorporated these elements in her own house.
Nancy Meyers home office – Architectural Digest
Nancy Meyers movies, like Something’s Gotta Give, It’s Complicated, The Holiday, and The Parent Trap, manage to make every room feel like one of the characters, with a personality and charm all its own.
You find yourself wanting to pause each frame of the movie so you can take in every delightful detail.
Something’s Gotta Give
I first became enchanted with Nancy Meyers interiors in 2003, when I saw the film Something’s Gotta Give.
Something’s Gotta Give – Columbia Pictures
Even though I loved all the characters in the movie, it was the chic Hamptons home belonging to Erica Barry (played by the late Diane Keaton) that captured my heart.
Something’s Gotta Give – Columbia Pictures
In fact, when our current home was being built, we added French doors and transom windows to our living room, inspired by this space:
Something’s Gotta Give – Columbia Pictures
Nancy Meyers Kitchens
A Nancy Meyers kitchen is always filled with charm and detail: fresh flowers, bowls of fruit, and shelves lined with well-loved cookbooks.
Here’s the timeless Hamptons beach house kitchen that put Nancy Meyers’ style on the map.
Something’s Gotta Give – Columbia Pictures, via Town & Country Magazine
Isn’t it amazing that this kitchen is still in style 23 years later? No wonder this space is known as “the most copied kitchen of all time!”
And here is the original Nancy Meyers kitchen, which popped up in my Pinterest feed.
Apparently, she modeled the Something’s Gotta Give kitchen after her own.
Nancy Meyers’s kitchen – Architectural Digest
Perfect for cooking and entertaining, this timeless kitchen is designed for family gatherings, featuring two oversized kitchen islands — one fitted with a black countertop and the other featuring a white marble countertop with a prep sink.
It’s Complicated
Meyers took her kitchens up a notch with It’s Complicated, starring Meryl Streep as Jane, a bakery owner who whips up fabulous dinners and desserts for her family and friends.
Needless to say, Jane’s kitchen is a dream. With hanging copper pots, stacks of white porcelain on open shelving, and a floating marble island, this Nancy Meyers kitchen exudes timeless California casual style:
It’s Complicated – Universal Studios via Town & Country Mag
I’m probably the only person on the planet who noticed this, but there’s a dent in Jane’s refrigerator in It’s Complicated –– for some reason, that little slice of reality made me love the movie even more.
The Intern
I love all the homey details in The Intern kitchen — fresh herbs in clay pots, wooden utensils corralled in an earthenware crock, jars filled with culinary essentials, a parade of white pitchers on the top shelf.
The Intern – Warner Bros.
Here’s another view of this space — I remember pausing the movie several times so I could get a closer look at every detail.
The Intern – Warner Bros.
The Holiday
Cameron Diaz’s LA house in The Holiday was the epitome of chic California style — and still is — with an abundance of buttery whites, cushy slipcovers, and warm woods.
The Holiday – Columbia Pictures
By the way, interior designer James Radin and set decorator Beth Rubino worked with Nancy Meyers on almost all of her films, bringing these wonderful spaces to life.
The Holiday – Columbia Pictures
While the interiors in Nancy Meyers movies are decorated in different styles — Hamptons style, beach house, California casual, English country cottage — there’s a common theme running through each of these homes.
They’re approachable, comfortable, light, and filled with organic textures and layers.
The Holiday kitchen, Columbia Pictures, via Pinterest
Speaking of layers and textures, here’s a look at Meyers’s own living room, which I spotted recently on Pinterest. I love her laid-back, elevated style — and sweet grand-pups!
@nmeyers
There’s something comforting about a Nancy Meyers movie. Somehow she manages to make all of the interiors feel both aspirational and accessible — in a perfectly imperfect, live-in sort of way.
What is the Nancy Meyers Aesthetic?
Although this is something I’m still figuring out in my own home, if you want to add the Nancy Meyers aesthetic to your kitchen, bedrooms, entryway, or living room, I’d recommend decorating with timeless pieces, rather than anything too modern or traditional.
Even a small bouquet of fresh flowers makes your home feel more joyful and welcoming.
AKB Design Studio – Maxime Desbiens Photography
Avoid trendy looks (i.e.; anything you’re seeing over and over again on Instagram). And, when possible, go for real elements, rather than faux.
- Think jute, wool or sisal rugs rather than synthetic fibers.
- Soft cotton or linen slipcovers and bedding.
- Ceramic or terracotta planters instead of plastic or resin.
- Fresh herbs on the windowsill, a vase of fresh flowers, orchids, or lush plants in terracotta pots. (See my post on Orchid Care Tips if you’d like to bring the beauty of orchids to your home.)
- Wood cutting boards.
- Linen aprons, napkins, and dishtowels.
- Display lovely items used for cooking: a salt & pepper cellar, a marble mortar and pestle, olive oils, wood utensils and rolling pins gathered in a crock.
- If you have a collection of white porcelain pitchers or bowls, display it on shelving in the kitchen or dining room.
- Copper pots and pans — preferably displayed on an iron pot hanger.
- Fruits and veg on display on kitchen counters, along with wood cutting boards and marble pastry boards.
- White or off-white curtains in cotton or linen.
- Baskets everywhere.
- Black & white family photos displayed in silver frames.
- Mementos from your travels.
- Lots of books, stacked and displayed on shelves, side tables, console tables and coffee tables–even on the floor.
- Lit candles.
- Display a few cookbooks — either propped up or opened to a favorite recipe on an easel.
AKB Design Studio – Sylvie Li Photography
At the bottom of this post, I share a few places to find Nancy Meyers home decor, as well as some of my favorite pieces.
Nancy Meyers Interiors Inspiration
The following interiors might not be filled with all the layers and details shown in the movie sets above, but to me, they capture the timeless charm and appeal of the Nancy Meyers aesthetic.
Nancy Meyers Style Kitchens
Ali Henrie Design – counter stools – pendant
Cambridge Home Co. – The Cabinet Gallery Utah – lantern pendants – white pendants
Caitlin Wilson – rug – similar rug
AKB Design Studio – Sylvie Li Photography
Studio McGee – counter stools – similar counter stools
Studio McGee – pendants – counter stools
Intimate Living Interiors – similar counter stools
Sabbe Interior Design – Paige Rumore Photography
Ali Henrie Design – Hebdon Studios – pendants
Bria Hammel Interiors – pendants
Marshall Erb Design – pendants
Bullard Design Studio – Lindsay Salazar Photography – counter stools – pendants
This beautiful kitchen is a great example of current design trends, with its warm, airy and inviting aesthetic.
AKB Design Studio – Photographie Interieure
Brandon Architects – Patterson Custom Homes – similar pendant
Jean Stoffer Interior Design – drawer pulls
Meg McSherry Interiors – pulls – faucet
Bria Hammel Interiors – counter stool – similar pendant – similar pendant
Studio McGee – rug – pendants
Christopher Architecture and Interiors
Nancy Meyers Bedroom Ideas
With layers of soft textures, soothing colors, and relaxed yet refined furnishings, a Nancy Meyers bedroom provides the perfect retreat.
AKB Design Studio – Sylvie Li Photography
Pure Salt Interiors – Vanessa Lentine Photography
AKB Design Studio – Sylvie Li Photography
AKB Design Studio – Sylvie Li Photography
AKB Design Studio – Sylvie Li Photography
To get the look of a Nancy Meyers bedroom, consider using shades of the sea, sand, and sky, such as soft blush tones, muted blues and greens, and warm beige tones.
Pure Salt Interiors – Vanessa Lentine Photography
I love the mix of soft neutral tones throughout this primary bedroom. The woven light fixture, vintage dresser, and wood beams add a touch of texture and contrast to the soft finishes.
Janette Mallory Interiors – woven pendant
Nancy Meyers Living Room Inspiration
Here’s a living room look I love. The warm wood tones and soft neutral color palette bring a cozy feeling to this space.
AKB Design Studio – Sylvie Li Photography
Pure Salt Interiors – console table
Ali Henrie Design – Lindsay Salazar Photography
Whittney Parkinson Design – similar coffee table – similar chandelier
AKB Design Studio – Sylvie Li Photography
I love this beautiful living room and home design with its flowing linen curtains, hardwood floors, and neutral upholstery, for a modern take on Nancy Meyers style.
Pure Salt Interiors – coffee table – similar coffee table here – similar sectionals here and here
Nancy Meyers Style Bathroom Ideas
The bathroom is one of the best spots to try out a touch of Nancy Meyers decor — especially in a small powder room or guest bath, where you can get creative with flooring, lighting, and wallpaper choices.
AKB Design Studio – similar stool
AKB Design Studio – Sylvie Li Photography
Jenny Martin Design – Coast Prestige Homes – sconces
One of my favorite modern coastal bathrooms — I love the mix of white and wood cabinetry, as well as the brass sconces and black-framed mirrors.
A mix of white and wood cabinetry lends an elegant touch to a primary bathroom.
AKB Design Studio – Sylvie Li Photography
Jenny Martin Design – Coast Prestige Homes
Nancy Meyers Style Entryway Ideas
Shiplap walls, a natural fiber rug, and a glorious blue door create a quintessential coastal cottage entryway.
Barrow Building Group and Design
AKB Design Studio – Sylvie Li Photography
Timber Trails Development Company – Stoffer Interior Photography
Paloma Contreras – similar console – similar garden stools
A backdrop of white paneled walls, wood flooring, a natural jute rug, and modern artwork bring a Nancy Meyers aesthetic to this light and airy entryway design.
Salt Design Co. – pendant – similar artwork – similar artwork
Here’s a beautiful beach house entryway with a round entryway table and charming mix of white and wood accents.
Porch, Patio & Outdoor Ideas with Nancy Meyers Style
Home of Nancy Meyers – Architectural Digest, via Pinterest
A small patio or screened porch can convey Nancy Meyers charm with a few key pieces like a woven outdoor rug and classic white furniture.
Banner Day via Style Me Pretty – chaises – hanging chair
There’s so much to love about this beautiful al fresco dining area. The slipcovered dining chairs and rustic farmhouse dining table lend a chic Nancy Meyers aesthetic to this patio.
This beautiful front porch is accentuated with hanging flower pots, potted topiaries, and lush front yard landscaping.
Coastal Grandmother Style
Tying in beautifully with Nancy Meyers style is the coastal grandmother interior design trend.
Incorporating a Hamptons-inspired Nancy Meyers aesthetic and fresh modern coastal style, coastal grandma style is all about embracing a relaxed coastal lifestyle — even if you don’t live near the coast and aren’t a grandmother!
In coastal grandmother interiors, you’ll see plenty of easy-care white slipcovered furniture, neutral hues of the sand and sea, flowers, ginger jars, chinoiserie, and natural and organic elements — all of which speak to the more thoughtful and intentional way of living and decorating portrayed in our favorite Nancy Meyers movies.
I had a lot of fun putting this post together, and I hope you enjoyed taking a look at some of the best Nancy Meyers interiors.
As a Nancy Meyers fan and coastal home decor lover, I’m excited to see the resurgence in popularity of the Nancy Meyers aesthetic, which embraces everything I love about interior design.
AKB Design Studio – Sylvie Li Photography
Although Nancy Meyers interiors are decidedly upscale, adopting this look doesn’t have to cost a lot of money.
Just look at your home with a fresh eye, rethink how you use your spaces, and use what you have to convey the feeling you want — because, when you think about it, a feeling is what we’re all trying to create in our homes.
At its core, the Nancy Meyers aesthetic is all about creating a beautiful life — whatever that looks like for you! xo Jane
Nancy Meyers style decor
Where to shop for Nancy Meyers home decor and furniture:
Estate sales
Flea markets
Garage sales
Pottery Barn
Serena & Lily
Quince
Williams-Sonoma
McGee & Co.
Dear Keaton
TJ Maxx
Amazon
Jenni Kayne
P.S. Here are a few home decor pieces I found on Amazon to recreate the Nancy Meyers interior design aesthetic on a budget. Simply tap on any item in the collage for product details.
For more on the coastal grandmother aesthetic, modern coastal decor, and Hamptons style, you might be interested in these posts:
- The Timeless Allure of Hamptons Style Interiors
- What is Coastal Grandmother Style? (and why I’m loving this trend)
- Modern Coastal Decorating Ideas for Your Home
- California Casual Interior Design: How to Bring Chic West Coast Style to Your Home
- Modern Coastal Farmhouse Style Decorating Ideas for Your Home
- Coastaluxe Interior Design Ideas
- Modern Beach House Decorating Ideas
And for current decorating trends and more, here are a few favorite related posts from my blog:
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The Most Popular Blue Paint Colors for 2026
Top 10 Interior Design Styles and Trends for 2026
Quiet Luxury Style: How to Bring the Trend to Your Home
Modern Cottage Interior Design Ideas for a Cozy, Timeless Home
2026 Kitchen Design Trends and Decorating Ideas
Modern Coastal Kitchen Ideas and Trends
How to Style Kitchen Shelves: Beautiful and Easy Shelf Styling Ideas
Kitchen Island Styling and Countertop Decor Ideas You Will Love
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A Simple Guide to Decorating with Transitional Style
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21 Comments
Barbara C
February 4, 2025 at 5:16 pmHello, this post is definitely a keeper–thank you very much!
Jane
February 5, 2025 at 12:23 pmHi Barbara! Thank you so much for your kind words. I always love meeting a fellow Nancy Meyers fan, and I’m so happy you enjoyed my post! xo Jane
Christine
March 11, 2024 at 2:57 pmThank you so much for this! We’re in the middle of designing a house and the Nancy Meyers look is the look I’m going for. All the links will keep me (plus the architect and designer!) busy for a while!
Sandra Mullikin
June 30, 2022 at 7:36 pmYes, I would LOVE a Nancy Meyers movie interiors book. Lovely, post, dear Jane. Thanks for sharing.
Jane
July 1, 2022 at 7:34 amThank you so much for your lovely comment, my friend. And YES to a Nancy Meyers interiors book! Have a beautiful weekend, xo Jane
Linda
May 6, 2022 at 2:12 pmYour blog is an absolute delight to read! Every time I see it come up in my email, it’s the first thing I open. I enjoy your style and have been in the process of updating my own home more toward the “Coastal Grandmother” style you’ve written about. Guess it’s appropriate for me at the age of 71 and living near the beach! Keep it coming!
Jane
May 7, 2022 at 7:50 amDear Linda, thank you so much for your lovely message and kind words! They truly warmed my heart. I’m so happy to hear you enjoy my blog and hope you’ll let me know if you have any ideas or suggestions for future posts. I’m loving how this “coastal grandmother” style incorporates not only decorating, but a more relaxed, in-the-moment way of living, as well. How wonderful that you live near the beach and get to enjoy a bit of coastal inspiration every day! Wishing you a beautiful weekend, xo Jane
Juliet
January 9, 2022 at 1:32 amI fell hard for the Something’s Gotta Give house too. And had a Nancy / Ina Garten inspired kitchen shortly thereafter. Then along came It’s Complicated. I tried, and failed, to create the vegetable garden. I later learned it wasn’t real so Didn’t feel too bad. All the her movies you mention are fabulous and I could watch them all over and over again. Her daughter’s movie starring Reece Witherspoon was pretty fantastic too. I love how you utilize a basket for cookbooks. Genius! More Nancy Meyer movies, please! xo
Jane
January 9, 2022 at 12:23 pmHi Juliet! I’m so glad to know I’m not the only one who tried and failed the It’s Complicated vegetable garden. (Too complicated, I guess!) I also loved her daughter’s movie, with its colorful boho vibe. There’s just so much to love about a Nancy Meyers movie, and I truly hope she’ll grace us with a few more! Hope your new year is off to a fabulous start, my friend. xo Jane
Mariangela
January 7, 2022 at 1:41 pmHappy New Year! Definitely an aspirational post – these Nancy Meyers (and your) interiors also somewhat reminded me of Ina Garten’s (aka Barefoot Contessa) home and barn kitchen vibe. Approachable and therefore liveable!
Jane
January 8, 2022 at 7:05 amHi Mariangela! Thank you so much for your wonderful comment. I’ll need to check out Ina’s home and kitchen for inspiration! I love her recipes, but oddly, I’ve never checked out her interiors–I’m sure they’re absolutely beautiful. I hope your year is off to a great start, my friend! xo Jane
Tara
July 3, 2021 at 2:49 pmI absolutely love Nancy Meyers movies and will watch them over and over again! In fact, I watched The Holiday yesterday. I loved this post so much. All the decor you described perfectly describes her style in those movies and how to incorporate that into our own homes. I think the “lived in” look is beautiful. Thanks again for your post.
Jane
July 3, 2021 at 3:45 pmHi Tara! Thank you so much for your kind words. I love how you described her style as the “lived in” look–such a perfect description! I need to re-watch The Holiday again soon–I always come away feeling inspired. Have a wonderful weekend! xo
Kendra King
June 14, 2021 at 8:17 amReally enjoyed this post! It’s like you took the words right out of my brain regarding Nancy Myers and her movies and sets. Just watched Something’s Gotta Give last week to lift my spirits and give me inspiration as I’m making my living room changes. Thanks for this fun read!
Jane
June 14, 2021 at 10:00 amHi Kendra! Thank you so much for your lovely comment–I’m so glad to hear you enjoyed the post. Watching Something’s Gotta Give always lifts my spirits, too. I have a feeling I’ll still be drawing inspiration from that movie 20 years from now! Have a great week! xo
Lisa Cagle
June 11, 2021 at 11:45 amHi Jane,
I loved this post! I have watched, “Something’s Gotta Give” six times – not for the movie but for house inspo!
Thank you for always sharing appealing and inspiring home decorating ideas!
Lisa
Jane
June 11, 2021 at 1:59 pmHi Lisa! Thank you for your lovely words. I’m so glad to hear you enjoyed this post–it’s one I’ve wanted to write for a long time. I re-watch Something’s Gotta Give all the time, too! I always find a new idea or two to use in my home. Have a great weekend! xo Jane
Nancy
June 11, 2021 at 11:38 amLove, love, love Nancy Meyer sets.
Jane
June 11, 2021 at 1:56 pmMe too, Nancy! I always come away from a Nancy Meyers movie feeling inspired. Have a great rest of your day! xo Jane
Donna West
June 11, 2021 at 11:37 amThis is my FAVORITE post you have ever done. I am waiting for someone to come out with a Nancy Meyer Interiors book. As you point out, there are commonalities with every house in her movies that I have loved: Father of the Bride, The Parent Trap, What Women Want, Something’s Gotta Give, The Holiday, It’s Complicated, The Intern, Home Again. The soundtracks of every one of her movies are great as well. THANK YOU for doing this blog, because it’s those “homey” intangibles that we as women love, which make a house a home!
Jane
June 11, 2021 at 1:55 pmHi Donna! Thank you so much for your lovely comment. I couldn’t agree more about the homey intangibles. And I love the idea of a Nancy Meyers interiors book! Thank you, too, for mentioning all the other great NM movies–I need to go back and revisit some of these! xo Jane