Anonymous
02/23/2021 14:21
Subject: Re:What is this style called?
Or “Nancy Myers New England Colonial”
Anonymous
02/23/2021 14:19
Subject: Re:What is this style called?
I think you can just say “Nancy Meyers”
Anonymous
02/23/2021 14:09
Subject: Re:What is this style called?
I was going to say Traditional too.
Anonymous
02/23/2021 14:09
Subject: What is this style called?
OP here. Like the house in Step Mom would Julia Roberts. Or the house in Unfaithful with Diane Lane and Richard Gere.
Anonymous
02/23/2021 14:07
Subject: What is this style called?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I see it used often in movies from the 80s and 90s but don’t know what it’s actually called so I can search it on my own.
So I’m thinking - big old, colonial in New England, hardwood floors, lots of natural light, patterned rugs, built in bookcases, big fireplace, cozy throw blankets, natural woodwork, jewel tones, antiques, interesting or quirky decor items picked up on travels around the world, oil paintings on the walls, white kitchen but not sterile white, copper cookware hanging up in the kitchen.
It’s sort of country-ish but not modern farmhouse. Sort of English cottage but without all the chintz and ginger jars.
Do you know how to describe this in a search?
A Nancy Myers movie house?
https://www.architecturaldigest.com/story/the-psychology-behind-why-everyone-wants-a-nancy-meyers-house
Yes exactly but what else is it called? There’s probably a term that decorators use right?
Traditional?
Anonymous
02/23/2021 14:04
Subject: What is this style called?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I see it used often in movies from the 80s and 90s but don’t know what it’s actually called so I can search it on my own.
So I’m thinking - big old, colonial in New England, hardwood floors, lots of natural light, patterned rugs, built in bookcases, big fireplace, cozy throw blankets, natural woodwork, jewel tones, antiques, interesting or quirky decor items picked up on travels around the world, oil paintings on the walls, white kitchen but not sterile white, copper cookware hanging up in the kitchen.
It’s sort of country-ish but not modern farmhouse. Sort of English cottage but without all the chintz and ginger jars.
Do you know how to describe this in a search?
A Nancy Myers movie house?
https://www.architecturaldigest.com/story/the-psychology-behind-why-everyone-wants-a-nancy-meyers-house
Yes exactly but what else is it called? There’s probably a term that decorators use right?
Anonymous
02/23/2021 14:04
Subject: What is this style called?
Maybe New England Colonial: https://www.oldhouseonline.com/house-tours/traditional-new-england-colonial
Anonymous
02/23/2021 14:04
Subject: What is this style called?
Anonymous wrote:Idk but it sounds really WASPy
Yea. I'm picturing the Father of the Bride or Home Alone house.
Anonymous
02/23/2021 14:03
Subject: What is this style called?
Anonymous wrote:I see it used often in movies from the 80s and 90s but don’t know what it’s actually called so I can search it on my own.
So I’m thinking - big old, colonial in New England, hardwood floors, lots of natural light, patterned rugs, built in bookcases, big fireplace, cozy throw blankets, natural woodwork, jewel tones, antiques, interesting or quirky decor items picked up on travels around the world, oil paintings on the walls, white kitchen but not sterile white, copper cookware hanging up in the kitchen.
It’s sort of country-ish but not modern farmhouse. Sort of English cottage but without all the chintz and ginger jars.
Do you know how to describe this in a search?
A Nancy Myers movie house?
https://www.architecturaldigest.com/story/the-psychology-behind-why-everyone-wants-a-nancy-meyers-house
Anonymous
02/23/2021 14:03
Subject: What is this style called?
Traditional
English Country
French County
Start with those and see where they get you.
English Country
French County
Start with those and see where they get you.
Anonymous
02/23/2021 14:02
Subject: What is this style called?
French Country?
Anonymous
02/23/2021 14:00
Subject: Re:What is this style called?
my fusty parents house?
Anonymous
02/23/2021 13:59
Subject: What is this style called?
Anonymous
02/23/2021 13:58
Subject: What is this style called?
Idk but it sounds really WASPy
Anonymous
02/23/2021 13:53
Subject: What is this style called?
I see it used often in movies from the 80s and 90s but don’t know what it’s actually called so I can search it on my own.
So I’m thinking - big old, colonial in New England, hardwood floors, lots of natural light, patterned rugs, built in bookcases, big fireplace, cozy throw blankets, natural woodwork, jewel tones, antiques, interesting or quirky decor items picked up on travels around the world, oil paintings on the walls, white kitchen but not sterile white, copper cookware hanging up in the kitchen.
It’s sort of country-ish but not modern farmhouse. Sort of English cottage but without all the chintz and ginger jars.
Do you know how to describe this in a search?
So I’m thinking - big old, colonial in New England, hardwood floors, lots of natural light, patterned rugs, built in bookcases, big fireplace, cozy throw blankets, natural woodwork, jewel tones, antiques, interesting or quirky decor items picked up on travels around the world, oil paintings on the walls, white kitchen but not sterile white, copper cookware hanging up in the kitchen.
It’s sort of country-ish but not modern farmhouse. Sort of English cottage but without all the chintz and ginger jars.
Do you know how to describe this in a search?