Nancy meyers movie interiors

We're turning an analytical eye on the set designs of our favorite female director.

Even though the styles may be different, there is a certain theme that runs through each of Nancy Meyers’ “homes” - they are curated, collected, layered, personal and lived in.

can we live in them all?

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With a new film, Home Again, in theaters (co-created with daughter Hallie Meyers-Shyer), AD takes a look at how the movie master draws audiences in with her simple yet thoughtful sets

A look at some of my favorite Nancy Meyers movie interiors and how to add a touch of her decorating style to your kitchen and home

Writer, Director and Producer Nancy Meyers has said that her set design “sometimes” overshadows her work “a little bit.” That’s one way to put it. If you want to witness wacky rich people fall in love, sure, go to Nancy. But what really sticks with you from a Meyers film is the sickening, aspirational feeling that maybe one day you, too, could own a kitchen made mostly of expensive pans, croissants, and light.

A closer look at the house and nursery addition from the Steve Martin movie "Father of the Bride Part II."

@simplicitycity on Instagram: “Something's Gotta Give 2003 by Nancy Meyers.”