CREATIVE LEGACY
Hudson Grace announced the release of a second home collection with the late Diane Keaton. In addition to being a beloved actress, Keaton was an avid interior design enthusiast, having renovated many homes. Keaton worked closely with Hudson Grace before her death to curate a collection of 39 new pieces representing her distinctive aesthetic vision, including her passion for black and white, natural materials and clean lines. “Her warmth, humor and unmistakable style touched very piece in this collection,” says Hudson Grace founder, Monelle Totah. “Diane was more than just a collaborator; she was a dear friend and a source of endless inspiration.”
ROUND TWO
Based on the success of its first launch in 2025, Kravet and Pottery Barn are coming together again for a second collection. Released in January, the assemblage expands further into textiles, tabletop and entertaining, decorative accessories and outdoor products. Upholstery, wallpaper and window treatments have been enhanced with new colorways added to existing bestsellers and additional patterns. Kravet’s timeless assortment spans toile, stripes, geometric ferns, damasks, floral and ikats, all selected from Kravet’s extensive archive—reworked, recolored and reimagined for Pottery Barn.
LIGHTS OUT
Sustainable lighting brand Gantri has teamed up with Room & Board to present four bespoke fixtures, including table and mounted options: Arpeggio Table Light, Arpeggio Sideboard Table Light by Studio Elk, Gallery Task Light by Andrew Ferrier and Kalli Wall Sconce by Carlos Jimenez Design. Every piece is made in California and crafted from a proprietary plant polymer derived from non-GMO sugarcane. “Room & Board works with partners who value design innovation and quality craftsmanship as much as we do,” says Emily McGarvey, Director of Sustainability at Room & Board. Released in January, the curated lighting selection will be shoppable at Room & Board’s 21 national stores and online.
TIME HONORED DESIGN
Artistic Tile has teamed up again with longtime friend, collaborator and interior designer Alison Rose. Artifact is Rose’s fifth design with the luxury tile company. The design draws inspiration from ancient Roman mosaics. “Artifact moves gracefully between eras, grounded in time-honored mosaic traditions and reimagined through my contemporary lens,” says Rose. “It feels both storied and new—nostalgic, evocative and comforting.” Designed “to live beautifully within today’s interiors,” Artifact is composed of tumbled shapes and honed tesserae mosaics—stocked in three colorways: Bianco Dolomite, Bianco Antico and Belgian Bluestone.
