2 min read- Nancy Meyers appears to be filming her new movie inside her own home, giving fans a rare peek at her signature style.
- Creamy walls, ivory drapes, warm wood, and playful accents all comprise the cozy-yet-sophisticated aesthetic Meyers is known for.
- The star-studded film is rumored to feature Owen Wilson, Kieran Culkin, Penélope Cruz, and Jude Law, and it may be released on December 25, 2027.
On paper, Nancy Meyers is the director of modern classics like It’s Complicated, The Parent Trap, and Something’s Gotta Give. But here? In this corner of the internet? She’s best known for her vibes. Thanks to her signature rustic-meets-refined flair, which is injected into every one of her films, she is definitely on the Mount Rushmore of coastal grandmother style. After years of trying to bring her aesthetic into our homes, she’s finally giving us a glimpse into her personal quarters.
Well, sort of. Meyers is currently shooting a new movie—which is rumored to star Owen Wilson, Kieran Culkin, Penélope Cruz, and Jude Law—and has been posting lots of behind-the-scenes glimpses on her Instagram. Most recently, Meyers revealed a very personal shooting location. “When you agree to let a movie shoot in your house, I bet you don’t imagine this,” she captioned a picture of a camera crew in a home. Record scratch.
Does this mean Meyers is letting a crew and eventually audiences everywhere into her actual home? We (and the rest of the internet) are certainly convinced. “Omg so excited to see your house on screen!!” one Instagrammer commented. “I’m so happy,” quipped another. A third simply wrote, “Dream come true.”
And, since we’ll always welcome design inspiration from Meyers, you better believe we’re zooming in to see exactly what her supposed space looks like. In an era where every room is seemingly drenched in bright colors and whimsy, the creamy walls feel like a breath of fresh air. If you ask us, it’s as classic as it gets. But don’t write off these interiors as “snoozy.” Decor such as a double sconce, tomato red ottoman, and wood cabinet creates a collected, carefully curated atmosphere. A set of ivory drapes hung just underneath the room’s molding offers a fetching finishing touch—not to mention creating the illusion of a taller space. While her crew is blocking most of the room, we can just tell this room is imbued with a cozy-yet-sophisticated spirit.
Meyers’s movie is slated to hit theaters on December 25, 2027. Here’s hoping she posts more behind-the-scenes looks of her home set soon!
