Production designer Jon Hutman is the master mind behind some of the most amazing homes in contemporary cinema. Did you like Helen Hunt’s pad in What Women Want? Or were you, and you should be, jealous of Cameron Diaz’s quintessential L.A home in The Holiday? Or how about Diane Keaton’s Long Island hideaway in Something’s Gotta Give? That house had home-owner across the globe going out on rampant hunts for the same brass handles, the same stools, pots, jars and everything. And most recently, Meryl Streep’s Santa Barbara’s cottage in It’s Complicated. All these were the work of Mr Hutman. In most cases, set decorator Beth Rubino assisted him.
Set design for 'It's Complicated'
Set design for 'Something's gotta give'
Set design for 'The Holiday'
Set design for 'Something's gotta give'
- Set design for ‘It’s Complicated’
Jon Hutman is known for his casual typical American designs. They look as if they grew organically and hardly any planning went into them.
To get inspired, check out some of the books about American interiors in the Homevoyeurs webshop.
For instance, American Farmhouses: Country Style and Design, By Leah Rosch
'American Farmhouses: Country Style and Design', by Leah Rosch
About the Author
Leah Rosch, formerly the executive editor of American Homestyle & Gardening magazine, has written for The New York Times as well as This Old House and Metropolitan Home magazines. Keith Scott Morton, the principal photographer for Country Living magazine, has been a leading photographer of country homes and interiors for fifteen years.
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