Diane Keaton’s Second Hudson Grace Collection Is Full of Timeless, Collectible Pieces

Of all the accolades and work she’s remembered for, Diane Keaton’s status as a bona fide style icon will remain steadfast for years to come. Keaton’s fans were delighted by her 2024 foray into decor design with her Hudson Grace collaboration, and now the storied home retailer has leaned into that legacy with a new line.

Hudson Grace has launched a posthumous collaboration with Keaton, and the pieces are so good, you’ll want to snag each one. A few of these pieces truly feel like heirlooms in the making (and are worth stockpiling now!).

The collaborative collection is rooted in graphic black-and-white patterns, imperfection, and humor. The stunning salad plates, for example, feature hand-painted polka dots and stripes that are each unique and packed with character. You can pick up a single plate, or sets of four or six, to add a splash of boldness to your tablescape. They’re dishwasher-safe and crafted in Portugal.

These casual and fun wine glasses from the collection feature question marks and exclamation points, giving them a humorous touch. Each glass is durable, chip-resistant, dishwasher-safe, and can also be used for juice, water, or iced coffee. It’s a touch of whimsy that makes every sip a bit more fun.

New bedding sets are also included in Keaton’s second collection. This cotton percale striped sheet set is accented with red trim and is yarn dyed, so you won’t experience fading after washing. The set comes in both queen and king sizes, and will bring a modern pop to your bedroom.

And this set of oversized dice is directly inspired by a piece of decor Keaton had in her own home. The black-and-white dice are sold separately and are carved from mango wood and hand-painted. They’re a conversation starter and an awesome piece to display on a coffee table or bookshelf. 

Check out the entire Diane Keaton and Hudson Grace collection here. From kitchen items and bedding to pet accessories and gift ideas, you’ll be so inspired by Keaton’s style in an entirely new way.