Collected For — Nancy Meyers Aesthetic
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Oh, the feeling a Nancy Meyers movie set evokes. How much of the movie do we spend just looking around and taking in every little detail?
There’s always that sense of thoughtful collecting and careful curating — homes that feel layered with life, experience, and time. Spaces that are warm without trying too hard. Comfortable, welcoming, softly lit. The kind of places where you immediately think, yes, I could live here.
You’ll notice plenty of traditional elements at the foundation — classic silhouettes, timeless finishes — and then, depending on the main character, personal details woven through. A stack of books that feels intentional. A woven tray that suggests a market find. Some homes lean more clean-lined, others more layered or modern — but that collected, lived-in quality carries through every single one. It’s never overdone.
This edit feels a little California ease and a little East Coast polish. Light neutrals, woven textures, classic lines. Pieces that feel as though they’ve been gathered over time.
And really — that’s the heart of the Nancy Meyers aesthetic — collected.
In this edit, I gathered pieces that feel like they could quietly belong in one of those homes — a scalloped pot to grow fresh herbs in the kitchen, a woven tray for layered coffee table moments or breakfast in bed. Effortless shorts ( literally ;) ) and a striped blouse that feels timeless and easy. A warm brass lamp for that signature soft glow. Curated and collected —
1— Cachepot
4— Boat & Tote
8— Woven Tray
9— Silver Frame
10— Glass Hurricane
12— Table Lamp
— and don't forget your chunky knit sweater :)
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