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Win an iPad Mini - Vote for your favourite film-inspired interior 2016

Tom Flanagan
8 years ago
last modified: 8 years ago

For all of you resident Houzzers, you'll know it's that time of year again - oh yes, it's awards season! With the Oscars hurtling towards us, that means it's also time for our own ceremony where we'll be celebrating the interiors of iconic movies from then and now!

We’ve nominated 9 memorable movie interiors and all you need to do is vote for your favourite film-inspired interior with a comment and you’ll be entered into our random prize draw and could be in with a chance of winning an iPad Mini.

To qualify, vote for one of the nominees below, and leave a comment stating the film you voted for. To help you along the way, we’ve put together a selection of three images per movie that will hopefully jog your memory should you have forgotten what the interiors looked like. If you disagree with our selection, feel free to comment with a film of your choice!

The competition closes at midnight on 28th February 2016, and the winner will be notified the following week. By registering your vote and adding a comment, you are agreeing to our competition terms and conditions.


And the Houzzcar goes to...

Mary Poppins - Cherry Tree Lane
Something's Gotta Give - Hamptons Beach Home
Lost in Translation - Park Hyatt Hotel
You've Got Mail - Kathleen Kelly's Townhouse
Eat Pray Love - Bali Home
Bridget Jones's Diary - Bridget's Flat
The Holiday - Iris's Cottage
The Talented Mr. Ripley - Capri Villa
Gone With The Wind - Scarlett's Home
Other - tell us!

Comments (185)

  • Beth Edwards
    8 years ago

    I'm in love with the house on 'It's Complicated'

  • gracenoted
    8 years ago

    Chantelle and I are going for the same one. The Schaffer residence as seen in A Single Man, I can't add much to what she's already said, other than it was at the beginning of Lautner's career, built in 1949 so right near the start of the whole mid-century modern period of design and architecture. I adore Lautner's work and when I found out - after falling in love with this interior (it's George's home) in the film it delighted me to find out whose work it was. I guess you'd expect nothing less stylish from Tom Ford. Chantelle has already uploaded some images, so I'll just add a couple more so everyone can see how glorious this home is. The first is George's bedroom, the second is of George and Jim (his long term partner from whose death George is drowning in grief) sitting happily reading on their sofa with their dog. The second, for me, is a beautiful moment of true love and romance without the unnecessary hearts and flowers, just the calm of knowing you and your partner are in the right place with the right person.





  • trevor6610
    8 years ago
    last modified: 8 years ago

    I vote for Gone with the Wind!! My Granda ( who has now passed away) told me that when he was a young fella he remembers going to the 'picture house' (cinema) to watch gone with the wind, it was on over 3 nights and he went on his bicycle to see it! I believe this kind of nostalgia deserves the winning vote!

    "Quite frankly my dear I don't give a damn!"..

    "...I'll think of some way to get him back. After all tomorrow is another day."

    Such a great old tragic film with brilliant, differing interiors indicating rags to riches and back to rags again alongside a spoilt , arrogant 'lady' and handsome rogue !!



  • Catherine Ellis
    8 years ago
    Mmmmm...not a movie, but Alicia Florricks flat in The Good Wife.

    I voted Somethings Gotta Give, love that house :)
  • A Z
    8 years ago
    something's gotta give - the beach house!
  • Pat Hanson
    8 years ago
    The Holiday
  • bruni8982
    8 years ago
    Smth gotta give, love the Hampton's beach house. Love the interior as a dream house to live in. Lots of space and beautiful design gives you a warmth of home feeling.
  • Janet Burlin
    8 years ago
    Hampton's home for me too.........absolutely fabulous and a feel good film, Somethings gotta give.
  • Simon Dingle
    8 years ago

    Capri Villa, property porn

  • Rico
    8 years ago

    Something's gotta give...........who wouldn't want to live near the beach ? The whole house was filled with light and had a lovely flow.Also liked the' It's Complicated' house.

  • Wendy White
    8 years ago

    Something's got to give

  • PRO
    Tony Sandles Glass Ltd
    8 years ago

    Gone with the wind

  • lithearium
    8 years ago

    Mary Poppins - Cherry Tree Lane is my favourite. Classically beautiful!

  • saraherichardson
    8 years ago
    Got to be Lost In Translation!
  • gabbythegab
    8 years ago
    The Talented Mr. Ripley Capri Villa. I absolutely love Italy - the culture, the food, the wine, the scenery...
  • PRO
    Nomadic Construction Limited
    8 years ago

    Lost in translation

  • sambrose87
    8 years ago
    You've got mail - Kathleen Kelly's apartment...it was this or the Hamptons but this is cosier
  • Rachel Harrison
    8 years ago
    eat pray love - bali home
  • Tom Flanagan
    Original Author
    8 years ago

    Keep the comment coming guys - can anyone catch up with Something's Gotta Give?

  • User
    8 years ago

    I love the design of Colin Firth's house in the film A Single Man. The materials used seem to blur the line between interior and exterior while still looking warm and comfortable.


  • PRO
    Architectural Forum
    8 years ago

    Mary Poppins

  • pinklark
    8 years ago

    The whites, blues and black in the stones in Something's Gotta Give - and the way Diane Keaton matches her house. Awesome!

  • PRO
    Bio Fires
    8 years ago

    Mary Poppins - Cherry Tree Lane!

  • Iona
    8 years ago

    Other - Great Gatsby because I love 20's art deco style but then again, how about 2001 Space Odyssey for that amazing mix of classic and mid century - who would have thought that that worked and I really like it

  • reidpamela
    8 years ago

    I voted for Gone With The Wind.

  • PRO
    H is for Home
    8 years ago

    Not necessarily the most practical of those featured, but I have a soft spot for little thatched cottages, picket fences and cottage gardens full of wild flowers

  • PRO
    The Inclusive Home
    8 years ago

    I've gone for 'other' as it sprung to mind straight away that we used the little kitchen in the movie Sabrina as inspiration for our own kitchen as we loved the 1950s style use of lots of timber!

  • Maxime Rojas
    8 years ago
    the Bali house is sooo relaxing and close to nature.i love it!
  • deililly
    8 years ago
    The house in Practical Magic. It was a character in its own right. A white Victorian villa with wooden floors, antique dark furniture and leather chairs. And a light and bright kitchen with an aga as a centre point. The first film house I ever fell in love with!
  • cutepantera
    8 years ago
    Lost in Translation! love the skyscrappers views!
  • kelly
    8 years ago

    CanI vote here? The Browns' house from the Paddington fim. Oh how I'd love to live there... With or without bear.

  • klmehroke
    8 years ago
    Defo the bali home, would so love to spend time there.
  • sukicaan
    8 years ago
    last modified: 8 years ago

    Hi, I'd already decided to vote for Something's Gotta Give before I saw you had included it. I have mixed emotions about this wonderful house… it's beautiful and … I'd love to emulate it BUT the comment from my, now, ex during the film was "What a fabulous house… I'd even take my shoes off for that!" … well, thanks, you definitely didn't for our home and that kind of sours my memory of the film a bit… actually, hardly at all ... ;o)

  • Thais Brighton
    8 years ago

    Eat Pray Love - Bali Home

  • msweetman
    8 years ago
    Has to be Paddington bear's new home in London - the Brown residence!
  • Angela
    8 years ago
    Something's Gotta Give - it's the light.
  • blitsig
    8 years ago

    Talented Mr Ripley, with Something's Gotta Give a close second.

  • Najeebah
    8 years ago
    the house in "the holiday" seems fitting to the movie's name. living there would be fun in itself
  • Eric Tonny
    8 years ago
    Something's gotta give.. its breathtaking .. I just love the beach house and all the designs.
  • abeniadeoye
    8 years ago
    Though it isn't "Special" as per modernity, Bridget jone's flat in Bridget jone's diary (which I voted for) represents, I believe, how most flats are furnished (except for the weird colour combo). The setup guys did a good job with not being superfluous with their presentation. When you are trying to identify with the populace, your depiction, in my opinion, should model what obtains; this I believe they did well.
  • mrslindamartin
    8 years ago

    "Somethings gotta Give" does it for me

  • grantwoody
    8 years ago
    Cherry Tree Lane - for that exterior and entrance hall alone
  • georgiancottageliving
    8 years ago

    The holiday cottage-it's a dream home, especially during snowy days with a log fire

  • Peter Butler
    8 years ago

    Lost in Translation - Park Hyatt Hotel

  • Tom Flanagan
    Original Author
    8 years ago

    Thanks everybody for voting - the competition is now over!


    And the winner is... Something's Gotta Give! A frontrunner and favourite from the start, you guys didn't hide your adoration for Nancy Meyers Hamptons styled home.


    The winner will be emailed today confirming their prize so keep an eye on your inbox! Thank you all again for taking part, and we hope you all enjoyed the real ceremony too - all we'll say on that is at last!

  • Caroline Hanson
    8 years ago
    The Holiday - the perfect English country cottage
  • annettejohansson
    8 years ago
    Something's Gotta Give. The very first movie where I was so enthralled with the interior that the characters became supporting actors! (Sorry Jack, Diane & Co)
  • PRO
    Primrose and Plum
    8 years ago

    I think I could cope with living here!

  • aliciatrimingham
    8 years ago
    Timeless style
  • hadrahana
    7 years ago

    Unpretentious, cosy and who doesn't want to always be on holiday?

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