Diane keaton's pinterest-inspired la farmhouse listed for $22.9m

The late actress Diane Keaton's beloved Los Angeles farmhouse, which she meticulously transformed using Pinterest as her guidebook, has re-entered the market for a whopping $22.9 million. The 9,200-square-foot rustic retreat, boasting five bedrooms and eight bathrooms, first hit the market eight months after Keaton's passing at the age of 79.

Keaton's personal touch

Avid home enthusiast Keaton, known for her iconic roles in films like Annie Hall, poured her heart and soul into every detail of the property, sourced from around 75,000 salvaged bricks imported from Chicago. The unique brickwork, spaced to emphasize their texture and individuality, forms the foundation of the house's distinctive aesthetic.

Throughout the home, Keaton implemented a monochrome palette, featuring black and white tones in the flooring, fixtures, and furnishings. This striking design choice not only adds a touch of graphic elegance but also pays homage to the actress's signature style.

Listing agent Josh Flagg, best known for his appearances on Million Dollar Listing, praised Keaton's innate design sensibilities, describing her as 'one of the great design eyes of our generation.' Flagg highlighted Keaton's ability to recognize potential in overlooked spaces and her keen understanding of architecture, proportion, and interiors.