One piece of pop culture zeitgeist that bonds seemingly everyone with taste is this: Nancy Meyers‘ aesthetic is as close to perfection as one human being is capable of, and we will stand by that for the rest of time. In case you’ve never seen some of her cult classics, including Something’s Gotta Give, It’s Complicated, and The Parent Trap, among so many others, you’ve probably noticed that the style across all of her flicks is a sense of coziness, warmth, and a love of neutrals. No, boring beige is not a thing in a Nancy Meyers-designed set.
In the spirit of winter well on its way, we are gearing up for our annual The Holiday viewing, and taking note of the specifics going on in all of the rooms. However, there’s one room in particular that gives us all the feels, especially with Thanksgiving coming up: the kitchen. Every Nancy Meyers-designed kitchen is different, of course, but there are some key details that appear in pretty much all of her movies, and we are sharing our observations below.
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