The first time I saw Diane Keaton's bedroom, I was struck by its stark mission-style aesthetic. Her abundant use of wood and the black-and-white color palette risked feeling slightly monastic, but her intelligent antique styling prevented this.
Designed by the esteemed Stephen Shadley, Diane Keaton's Spanish Revival bedroom follows the exact blueprint as the rest of her Beverly Hills home. Like many of the spaces, it follows a monochromatic scheme, complemented with wooden accents, and, most significantly of all, a collection of vintage furniture that stops the space from looking too clinical. Diane's ability to decorate with antiques is one of the most powerful I've ever observed, and her bedroom only emphasizes this further.
