Diane Keaton's collection for Hudson Grace is inspired by her own home — and her love of all things black and white. (Ruven Afanador)(Ruven Afanador)
Diane Keaton is almost as famous for her style as she is for her acting chops. The 78-year-old's monochromatic menswear-inspired outfits have made her a fashion icon, and now she's teamed up with housewares brand Hudson Grace so you can bring her quirky look to your abode.
I'm a longtime home editor, and trust me when I say this collection will never go out of style. Keaton herself described it as "timeless" — and with a five-decade career under her belt, she knows what it takes to have staying power. It includes 109 pieces of kitchenware, decor, bedding and even pet gear (inspired by Keaton's golden retriever, Reggie). Almost everything comes in black, white, cream or gray with a few pops of red, a color that's trending this year.
Book Club star Keaton loves interior design, and in 2017, she published The House That Pinterest Built, a book about how she created her dream home. Of course, most of us don't have an A-list celeb's budget, but her new collection doesn't require it. The pieces here start at $12, with some of my favorites (including the stoneware bowls and mugs) ringing in at less than $20. Keep scrolling for more fun finds from this cool collaboration.
Talk about a statement: The block text on these 8.5-ounce break- and scratch-resistant glasses adds an unexpected graphic element to an everyday item. Use them for water, juice or, as the brand suggests, wine — you can't go wrong.
This sturdy mug feels special and modern thanks to the two-tone design. Hint, hint: It would make a great gift for a coffee or tea lover!
The speckled design, hand-drawn border and wavy, slightly uneven rim gives this sweet little soup and salad bowl a delightfully organic look. The neutral color means you can easily mix and match with your existing dishes.
How fun are the big, bold stripes on this plate? Sure, you could use it for salad, but I like the idea of breaking it out for dessert as a fun way to end a meal.
These handwoven placemats would add casual farmhouse style to any table. They're made from abaca, a durable natural fiber.
If you're already hunting for cozy fall decor, you're not the only one. This steel bucket, inspired by a vintage find, is a perfect firewood holder, but you could also use it as an ice bucket for drinks when it's warmer out. Hot, hot, hot!
You can give your pup a taste of Keaton's quirky, luxe style: This bowl is made by the same artisans that make the collection's serving pieces. The house icon was designed by Keaton herself!
I'm always on the hunt for pretty pitchers to use in place of vases, and this terracotta stunner fits the bill. At just under 10 inches high, it would be the perfect home for a bunch of daisies or dried lavender.