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Meyers seems to have passed the decorating genes to Annie and Hallie. If the story of writer-director-producer Nancy Meyers and her house were a Hollywood movie, it would most certainly be what the late philosopher Stanley Cavell famously termed a "comedy of remarriage." "The family room has off-white sofas and flax drapery, while the living room has nubby flax upholstery, ivory pillows, and darker flax drapery." But when daughter Annie went off to college, the house - which Meyers had started building when she was married to the girls' father, director Charles Shyer - seemed much too big for just her and younger daughter Hallie. [Extracted from the article]