It has been years since we gushed about Erica Barry’s traditional style coastal kitchen in her amazing Hamptons beach house! Something’s Gotta Give Kitchen Design Inspiration will explore what we loved then (and now!) about that unforgettable classic black and white kitchen where Diane Keaton’s Erica whipped up pancakes in the wee hours for Jack Nicholson’s Harry Sanborn.
Something’s Gotta Give Kitchen Design Inspiration!
And just in case you missed the details from Meryl Streep’s (Jane’s) charming Tuscan-French-Cali kitchen in another Nancy Meyers romantic comedy “It’s Complicated,” VISIT THIS STORY!
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While we’ll focus on the kitchen in this story, someone went to a LOT of work putting together a Hamptons beach house inspired by Something’s Gotta Give in this Sims video! Wow!
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Did you love the Something’s Gotta Give Soundtrack?
Me too! FIND IT HERE!
Something’s Gotta Give Kitchen’s Details
Black and white palette.
Classic Shaker-style traditional cabinets.
White subway backsplash tiles. Discover options for white subway tile RIGHT HERE.
Coastal style glass island pendant lights. FIND LOVELY EXAMPLES HERE.
Farm sink. Find farm sinks RIGHT HERE.
Bridge kitchen faucets. Find bridge faucets HERE and models with cross handles RIGHT HERE.
Abundant natural light.
Built-in book niches in work island. Find examples of ready-made work islands RIGHT HERE.
Separate breakfast bar island.
Transom windows.
Coastal-themed vintage and beachy wall decor. Find fine art beach-themed prints RIGHT HERE.
Countertops were faux painted to resemble greenish-black soapstone.
Black wood floors (faux painted to mimic glossy ebony wood). Find REAL black stained hardwood flooring options RIGHT HERE.
Rustic wood bowls. Here’s a favorite that only looks like wood!
Rustic wood cutting boards. Find lovely examples HERE.
Traditional wall clock. Find examples RIGHT HERE.
Sony Pictures (2003). Director: Nancy Meyers. Set Decorator: Beth Rubino. Production Designer: Jon Hutman. Something’s Gotta Give Kitchen Design Inspiration!
Peeks of the Kitchen in This Trailer:
Gorgeous Seattle Kitchen Inspired By the Movie!
Seattle Kitchen Details
1940’s style traditional white kitchen.
Black and white palette.
Abundant natural light.
White, custom, Shaker-style kitchen cabinets.
Glass fronted cabinet doors.
Old fashioned butt hinges
Oil rubbed bronze latches.
Black granite countertops.
Leathered finish white subway tile backsplash.
Seeded glass pendant light fixtures above the island.
Surface-mounted ceiling light fixtures with glass shades.
White ceramic vases and serving pieces. Find lovely white cake pedestals HERE.
Listen to a Nancy Meyers Interview
Ideas for Getting the Coastal Style Classic Hamptons Kitchen Look!
Find farm sinks RIGHT HERE.
Find bridge faucets HERE and models with cross handles RIGHT HERE.
Find examples of ready-made work islands RIGHT HERE.
Something’s Gotta Give Kitchen Design Inspiration!
Discover options for white subway tile RIGHT HERE.
Think Beyond “Salad” for Wood Bowls…
The bowls can corral kitchen essentials, hold fruit, simply add texture in their empty state, or be used for serving popcorn.
Traditional Style Wall Clock
White Serving & Display Pieces
Art Ideas
Pretty White for the Kitchen
Pops of Beachy Blue
More Inspiring Coastal Style Classic White Kitchens
The Fox Group. That beautiful grey color you see beyond the kitchen on cabinetry in the mud room is BENJAMIN MOORE Trout Gray. Lighting: Visual Comfort – FIND HERE. Custom Kitchen Cabinetry: Ryan Reeder Cabinets. Kitchen Countertop material: Super White Quartzite – HERE is a Granite with a similar tone. Kitchen Backsplash: White Subway Tile – FIND HERE and HERE. Brass Kitchen Cabinet Hardware: Emtek – FIND HERE.
See this home HERE.
Another Nancy Meyers Kitchen Beautiful…
Don’t miss inspiration from Meryl Streep’s (Jane’s) charming Tuscan-French-Cali kitchen in another Nancy Meyers romantic comedy “It’s Complicated,” IN THIS STORY!
ARE YOU INSPIRED STILL BY THIS CLASSIC 2003 MOVIE KITCHEN????
Peace to you right where you are.
-michele
That was one of my all time favorite movies and the kitchen was one of the best things about it, along with the vegetable garden and just about everything else about that house. And didn’t she also have a killer restaurant?
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Mine too! You must be referring to the “It’s Complicated” house, yes? Even the vegetable garden had that warm yummy orange like the rooftops. Meryl’s character Jane is a pastry chef in and has a restaurant/business like the Barefoot Contessa. I’m sure they called in Ina in to consult. The movie has all these rich characters living perfect lives so it’s not like I could relate to their actual lives, but that was a relief so I could focus on the visuals! 🙂