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Homes & Gardens
Homes & Gardens
Megan Slack

Diane Keaton makes vintage furnishings feel modern in her pared-back 'monastic' dining room – designers swear by this decorating technique

Diane keaton with her dog with her collection for grace hudson.

When considering ways to bring a modern flair to your living space, vintage furnishings are an unlikely starting point. In Diane Keaton's home, however, the outcome is somehow the opposite.

Designer Stephen Shadley, who worked with Keaton to design her unmistakable monochromatic home, recently remarked on how the actress used antiques in a way we've never seen before. 'Diane was never afraid to pare it down to basics. Vintage furnishings used in a monastic setting somehow feel modern,' Shadley says.

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