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Bessette Feature: Homes & Gardens

First Impressions Are Crucial, and Diane Keaton's Entryway Gets it Right – Her Dramatic Bookshelf Display is the Definition of Luxury

The late Diane Keaton transformed her entryway into a breathtaking library – it's proof that overlooked spaces can become the main event

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Entryway shelves can risk feeling chaotic, so restraint is key. 'Asymmetry and negative space are used to give these shelves room to breathe, allowing the eye to move across them easily,' comments Shannon Barker, co-founder of vintage homeware brand Bessette. 'Larger, more substantial pieces take precedence over small knick-knacks, reinforcing the sense of scale and drama rather than clutter.'

By playing with height and scale, Diane has created a display that feels both sophisticated and utterly authentic. The space itself is grand and immersive, brimming with character and unmistakable personality.
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