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Nancy Meyers' daughter designed a $25 pillow line
Annie Meyers-Shyer turned her renovated LA house into a Target collection where nothing costs more than $40.
In brief
Annie Meyers-Shyer turned her renovated LA house into a Target collection where nothing costs more than $40. Buy pieces you'll actually use every day, not pieces you'll arrange once and photograph. Originally reported by domino.
A Nancy Meyers house, for less
If you've ever wanted to live inside one of her mother's movies, Annie Meyers-Shyer just made it a Target run instead of a renovation.
From Instagram to a book
Meyers-Shyer documented the renovation of her historic Los Angeles home on This Oak House, which became an account, then a book.
Layered, never precious
The finished house looks assembled over years of antiquing rather than one productive Saturday. Airy, layered, polished but easy.
“airy but layered, polished but never precious”
Small and specific
Linen lumbar pillows in warm neutrals, a striped oatmeal knit throw, rattan vessels, thumbprint ceramic vases, glass hurricanes, a rattan tray.
She made what she couldn't find
The linen cushions exist because Meyers-Shyer searched for the right version for her own house and came up empty. The hurricanes are her favorite.
Actually use the good stuff
Light the candles, put real flowers in the vase, keep the throw somewhere you'll reach for it. Prices start at $25, and the book is $40.
“A home should feel lived in, not staged”
Here's the gist
Buy pieces you'll actually use every day, not pieces you'll arrange once and photograph.
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