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Beyond her iconic roles in movies like Annie Hall and The Godfather, Diane Keaton will be remembered for her impeccable eye for design. She chronicled her interest in interiors in her coffee-table book The House That Pinterest Built back in 2017 and solidified it with the release of her first home collaboration with Hudson Grace in 2024. Before her passing last fall, Keaton had been hard at work on a second collection with the Bay Area-based home brand. That highly covetable assortment dropped today.
Much like the first collaboration, which featured over 100 items, this launch showcases the Academy Award-winning actress’s love of black and white accents. “Diane was more than just a collaborator; she was a dear friend and a source of endless inspiration,” says Hudson Grace founder Monelle Totah. “Her warmth, humor, and unmistakable style touched every piece in this collection.” Our prediction? These products won’t stick around for long. Not only is the collab a lot smaller this time around (there are 39 new pieces ranging from $12 to $595), but it’s filled with everyday staples that’ll also see action when guests come calling—table napkins included.
The Polka-Dot Plate
Keaton’s signature pattern has the power to make a sit-down dinner party feel less stuffy. These hand-painted plates make the most of the motif, but if you want something more subtle, opt for the single-dot wine glasses instead.
The Striped Butter Dish
You might feel guilty about your toast intake, but you won’t regret leaving this delightful butter dish out on your countertop 24/7. Psst: there’s a matching pitcher from the new collection, plus a plate from the first drop.
The Numeric Napkin Rings
Hand-writing place cards can be a time-suck when you’re hosting, so instead assign your guests a number and let them find their seat with these orderly napkin rings.
The Dipped Wine Chiller
We imagine that any one of Keaton’s Nancy Meyers characters would be really good at giving housewarming gifts. A vessel to keep vino cool is more original than a bottle of wine itself.
The Sheet Set with Cheerful Trim
Keaton was a clearly believer in the unexpected red theory. The playful trim along this percale sheet set is a good excuse not to tuck in your bedding.
The Artful Cheese Board
So what if your Manchego and Gruyere are blending together—even the messiest of cheese displays will look neat atop this board that was hand-painted in Italy.
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