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Homes & Gardens
Homes & Gardens
Megan Slack

We all know matching sets are out – but Diane Keaton's dining room shows just how characterful choosing mismatched antiques can be

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

In the design world, the conversation this year has universally turned to provenance – the idea that our homes should reflect personal history and character, not just the latest fleeting trends. The era of the predictable, matching furniture set is firmly over. As we collectively lean into a design ethos that prioritizes soul and substance over fast furniture, the trend is now to bring in unique, storied pieces that beautifully clash and complement one another.

And nowhere is this pursuit of personality more effective than in the dining room. This space, whether indoor or al fresco, is the definitive stage for meaningful connection, and the most powerful way to prompt conversation is through pieces that carry a rich, one-of-a-kind narrative.

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