I Just Found 8 Bedding Pieces That Look Straight from a Nancy Meyers Movie
For anyone who watches ‘The Holiday’ on repeat
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A Nancy Meyers bedroom is its own genre—light-drenched, layered and inviting in a way that feels both aspirational and deeply familiar. In Something’s Gotta Give, Diane Keaton’s Hamptons retreat is all about billowy linen duvets and perfectly rumpled sheets; in The Holiday, Cameron Diaz’s English cottage leans on cozy quilts and mismatched florals; in It’s Complicated, Meryl Streep’s Santa Barbara sanctuary nails that balance of polished and lived-in. Yet, across all of her films, the formula is constant: neutral linen as the foundation, a quilt folded neatly at the foot of the bed and throws that look like they’ve been casually tossed by someone who just walked in with a glass of wine.
It’s a style built on texture and layers rather than trends—which is why a garment-washed linen duvet, a delicately embroidered sheet set or a floral-printed sham feels so quintessentially “Meyers.” These are the pieces that turn a bed into a backdrop for life’s richest (and most cinematic) moments.
So, after a deep dive, I found eight bedding items that I swear Nancy would pull straight onto her next set.
Sydney Meister
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