In Diane Keaton's former Spanish Colonial Revival house in Beverly Hills, two design aesthetics work in harmony. The first (and arguably) most fittingly is the Spanish revival style (seen through the dark wood, terracotta, and mosaics) that complements the home's architectural features. The second is the modern farmhouse aesthetic – one that I often see as a celebrity style editor – but Keaton's is the most inventive.
I've already written about Diane Keaton's modern farmhouse living room, specifically how her use of antiques makes this space feel less like a conventional cookie-cutter version of the trend. With that said, I believe the furniture and accessories that make the space so unique deserve a closer look.
