Meryl Streep's Kitchen: It's Complicated

1. Pendant lamp, £22.

2. Natural bamboo blind, £4.50.

3. Copper saucepan, £15.

4. Copper frying pan, £49.50.

5. Cake stand, £29.99.

6. Cake stand, £84.95.

7. Sussex trug, £23.99.

8. Water jug, £2.

9. Bar stool, £154.99 (set of 2).

10. Fabric, £20/m.

It's Complicated has to be my number one go-to film for its story and style. As with all Nancy Meyers films, the home sets are incredible - from the colour schemes and signature pieces to the little treasures that tell you more about her characters. Meryl Streep, as always, delivers an amazing performance as successful businesswoman, mother and divorcee - Jane Adler. After drunkenly reigniting the spark with her ex-husband - Jake (Alec Baldwin) - who happens to have married the woman he left her for after 20 years of marriage, Jane soon yo-yos between guilt and feeling like a loved-up teenager. The film unfolds into a love triangle involving architect Adam (Steve Martin), while Jane's three grown-up children play peace keepers. This film is perfect for all generations who are in need of a giggle (not to mention home decor inspiration):

Love Nancy Meyers films too? Take a look at more ScreenStyles from Something's Gotta Give & The Holiday.

Diane Keaton's Living Room: Something's Gotta Give

1. Leaf cushion in Crewel fabric, £90.36/m.

2. French ticking linen fabric, £45/m.

3. Decorative shells, £1.99.

4. Hurricane lantern vase, £22.

5. Stripe rug, £378.

6. Ottoman, £213.99.

7. Gold tray, £30.

8. Cream sofa, £649.

9. Artificial hydrangea, £30.

10. Decorative conch shell, £5.45.

John Lewis is a great place to start if you love this Hamptons-meets-Paris look. Here are some of my favourite pieces:

Diane Keaton plays dramatist Erica Barry who loves strolling along the beach collecting white pebbles for her Hampton home in between script writing. She adores all things French so styles her home by combining nautical accents with crisp white French classics. Everything's stylish and in order - until ultimate bachelor Harry (Jack Nicholson) turns up, has a heart attack in her home and is sofa-bound. It's a hilarious love story with amazing decor: a classic Nancy Meyers flick.  

The soundtrack makes the best Sunday morning kitchen music.
Best enjoyed with a coffee and croissant.

Kate Winslet's Rosehill Cottage in 'The Holiday'

1. Floral curtain fabric, £15/m.

2. White Moroccan lantern, £19.99.

3. Shabby chic cabinet, £980. 

4. Floral armchair, £536.20.

5. Drum coffee table tutorial.

6. Linen cotton loveseat, £760.

7. Blue damask throw, £29.99.

8. Deep teal ottoman, £459.

9. Rattan tray, £79.

10. Stripe stair runner, £29.99m2 .

House of Fraser's Shabby Chic range is one of my favourites for getting the country cottage look:

If you haven't watched The Holiday, here's a trailer (definitely worth watching in the lead-up to Christmas, on the sofa, hot chocolate/wine in-hand:

And if that didn't get you in the mood for all things festive, take a look at some Christmas home inspiration on my Christmas Pinterest board.