Diane Keaton + Hudson Grace
A collection page of Hudson Grace
About
Diane Keaton + Hudson Grace Diane Keaton had an eye for a room long before most people knew it. She collected houses, photographed them, and wrote about them. Her point of view centered on black, white, strong shapes, and anything graphic. When Hudson Grace founder Monelle Totah became her friend, the two bonded over a shared love of homes and entertaining. Together, they launched the first Diane Keaton + Hudson Grace collection in 2024, with Diane involved in every decision. She was a friend of the brand and an exceptional collaborator. Today, we continue the collection in her honor. Her Point of View, Throughout the Home The look is unmistakably hers. High-contrast black and white sets the foundation, while the crimson we call Keaton Red appears in just the right places. Stripes, polka dots, checks, splatters, and hand-drawn lines bring wit to the collection. Most importantly, nothing feels too precious. These pieces belong on the breakfast table, beside the bed, at cocktail hour, and in the rooms you use every day. The Diane Keaton + Hudson Grace collection includes: Hand-painted stoneware dinnerware Graphic serving bowls, platters, and boards Everyday wine glasses with dots, punctuation, and Diane’s signature Linen napkins and printed cocktail napkins Percale and washed linen bedding Baby alpaca throw blankets Hand-blown glass hurricanes and decorative objects Wine chillers, corkscrews, cheese boards, and barware Dog beds, bowls, biscuits, and accessories Books, gifts, and seasonal ornaments Graphic Tableware Made for Everyday Use The Diane Keaton + Hudson Grace tableware collection turns a simple black-and-white palette into something personal. Dinner plates, salad plates, bowls, mugs, pitchers, and serving platters feature stripes, dots, contrasting rims, and loose painted lines. Artisans hand-paint many of the stoneware pieces. Therefore, subtle variations in the brushwork make each one slightly different. The result feels human and collected, whether you cho