Perigold and Diane Keaton have created an exquisite lighting collection – these are the must-shop pieces
The newly-released Diane Keaton x Perigold lighting collection will give your home the A-list-treatment it needs.
Perigold, the first-of-its-kind destination for luxury home furnishings and decor, announced their recent collaboration between luxury furniture manufacturer Aidan Gray and world-renowned actress and author Diane Keaton.
Starting January 28th, a curated selection of the collection will be available to purchase through Keaton Industries's online showroom at Perigold.
Keaton – and Gray – drew inspiration from the two-time Academy Award winner's life; her infatuation with black and white design, paired with statement-making decor, is visible throughout.
"Many of the shapes and patterns in the collection are reminiscent of what is in my home. It’s about repetition and continuity," says Keaton.
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The versatile collection can punctuate any space – from industrial chic to modern farmhouse styles, with the intent of every piece having the ability to mix-and-match. The main goal? For 'every shade [to] tell a different story,' Keaton further explains.
So, for anyone looking to style their home the Diane Keaton-approved way?
Now is your chance. For a limited time, you can shop pendant lights, barrel shades, and lighting accessories available at Perigold. Continue scrolling to see our top five must-have items from the newly-released collection.
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1. The modern metal pendant that's worth the investment
Jasper Bell Pendant for $940, at Perigold
The configuration of this jasper pendant will be familiar to fans of modern farmhouse style and industrial-chic interiors. Constructed of metal —that has been treated to an enamel coating — the black and cream ornament on elegantly descends from a black cap.
2. This chic calcite choice
Industrial Pendant for $473, at Perigold
The crevices moving along the metal exterior of the calcite lavalière are a nod to the mineral of the same name, but the enameled metal surface it's captured on twists this elemental into a powerful scheme statement for any room needing a taste of patina.
3. The patterned pendant that will pop
Graphite Colander Pendant for $1,130 at Perigold
Emulate a farmhouse feel while making an impactful declaration with this patterned fixture. Made from metal — treated in an enamel coating —this black and cream fixture also features '+' repetitions throughout its base.
4. The marblelized must-have
Bell Pendant for $1,160 at Perigold
This calcite pendant perfectly combines industrial-chic interiors with modern farmhouse vogue. Mimicking the veining in the stone for which it is named after, this marble-inspired pendant is available in three sensational shades.
5. The petroleum composition
Flint Colander Pendant for $393, at Perigold
As mineral quartz, flint is the consummate comrade for igniting a burst out of entries, as this match will illuminate rooms while injecting character to spaces.
Still, want more? Check out additional Perigold x Diane Keaton pairings below:
Brittany Romano wrote for Homes & Gardens as a U.S. Shopping Editor. A graduate of New England College, Brittany started her career as a freelance fashion market assistant at Marie Claire. She later joined AMI, where she designed a highly profitable commerce vertical. Noted for her award-winning content, she's covered everything from celebrity beauty hacks to the most lavish home decor.
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