Interior of the house carrying the traditional and classic colors, comfortable, quiet interior features yellow, gray, and blues. While color is often turned off, they always use clever – for example, one color may be used on the ceiling, bookshelves, and doors to unify a space. In the film Meyers’ home in a relaxed, retreat-style – and fortunately for us all, full of easy to mimic the color inspiration.

This house perinspirasi a phone call to a friend who was in the middle of watching It’s Complicated caused a long discussion about the beautiful homes in Nancy Meyers ‘movie’. Meyers, who also directed The Holiday and Something’s Gotta Give, almost as famous for the production design and set decoration on the film as he is for his own film. A design addict himself explained, he was interviewed about the interior design everywhere from a traditional home for Architectural Digest. As the month came to a close color, who better to turn to the classic color scheme that will stay in style for years? More

1. A tiled bath chic to pale yellow-gray in It’s Complicated.
2. The Holiday, Amanda’s LA kitchen cabinets feature midnight blue accented by modern planters and baskets of yellow and lemon-colored candles.
3. Butter yellow ceiling, doors, and shelves of books in the library comfortable English Iris in The Holiday makes the room look cool and neat.
4. A modern pop dove gray on the stairs and banister in the house Amanda in the Holiday.
5. Cupboard light blue, red table and chairs, and fireplace in the kitchen cream Iris capture Apartment Therapy favorite color scheme done perfectly.
6. In It’s Complicated, various blues – on the carpet, cover blankets, chairs, and side table – looks cheerfully eclectic.
7. Architectural elements – such as arches and tiles – glow in the hall, filled with golden light on It’s Complicated.
8. monotonous blue walls, curtains, and chair in the bedroom of Something Must Give Erica looks fresh and beautiful.

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