I was recently asked by a client to help her transform her home with a Nancy Meyers aesthetic. After careful thought, here is what we did: Warm neutrals, never stark white or gray A big, lived-in white kitchen with a marble island that’s actually used Layered textures — linen, wicker, worn wood, nothing too polished      Added floor-to-ceiling built-ins, because bookshelves are a personality trait Put fresh flowers on basically every surface Created a window seat and reading nook that begs for a rainy afternoon Blue and white china, collected not matched We created a palette of warm, creamy neutrals. A kitchen so inviting you forget it’s for cooking, anchored by a marble island. Layers of natural texture and linen, wicker, and worn wood that make a room feel collected, not staged. Millwork that runs floor to ceiling, because a home with books feels like a home with a story. Fresh flowers, in every room, always. A window seat that exists purely for slowing down. And blue-and-white china, gathered over years, never bought as a set. That is what you need to create the home you are dreaming of! Let us know if it works for you. Photos via: https://pin.it/4stad04xv https://pin.it/3fInL0jOh https://pin.it/7GNMr0qYl https://pin.it/5reONN0oO https://pin.it/5UKUkLYFx https://pin.it/5eZ2iiWAP https://pin.it/6iFaXdCCO https://pin.it/5RYTxcm08 https://pin.it/rwRaRH1Jz LTKHome LTKSeasonal LTKdayinmylife