Your Guide to the Nancy Meyers Aesthetic — And How to Actually Pull It Off at Home

If your TikTok For You Page has ever served you a sun-drenched kitchen with a farmhouse sink, bowls of lemons on the counter, and a stack of well-loved cookbooks, you already know the Nancy Meyers aesthetic — even if you didn’t have a name for it yet. The legendary filmmaker behind Something’s Gotta Give, It’s Complicated, The Holiday, Father of the Bride, and The Intern didn’t just make beloved movies. She built entire worlds inside those films — warm, light-filled, impossibly inviting homes that feel like a hug you can walk into.

The good news? You don’t need a Hollywood set design budget to bring that feeling into your own space. The Nancy Meyers look is less about buying one specific thing and more about layering comfort, warmth, and personal touches over time. Here’s how to make it happen, room by room.

Start Where It Matters Most: The Kitchen

If there’s a single room that defines the Nancy Meyers universe, it’s the kitchen. Think about Meryl Streep’s character whipping up chocolate croissants in It’s Complicated, or Diane Keaton’s gorgeous, lived-in cooking space in Something’s Gotta Give. These kitchens aren’t just beautiful — t...