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"Diane Keaton\nThe Actress's 1920s Bel-Air House is a California Classic\nDiane Keaton's house in Bel-Air.\n\n\"It surprised me how long it took to find it,\" actress Diane Keaton says of her 1927 Spanish Colonial Revival house in Bel-Air, California. Once settled on the structure, she asked her longtime friend and designer Stephen Shadley to restore it.\nA small sitting room in Keaton's house.\n\n\"She's not afraid,\" designer Stephen Shadley says of Keaton, who is also a producer and a director. \"She doesn't change things at whim, but if something isn't working, she's brave enough to say, \u2018Let's do another take.'\" The pair placed a Monterey club chair in the small sitting room off the stair hall.\nKeaton's living room.\n\nIn the living room, Canyon de Chelly, a work by Edgar Payne, left, joins a 1937 oil by Pete Martinez, center, and Maynard Dixon's 1923 The Grim Wall. A hand-painted Monterey sofa and an art-tile table rest on a rug Stephen Shadley designed.\nKeaton's office.\n\nAn old factory table gains new life as a desk in Keaton's office, converted from what was once the garage. Photos, clippings and ephemera\u2014\"Diane's visuals,\" says designer Stephen Shadley\u2014fill a bulletin board in the room, which he created \"as a private, separate work space for Diane.\"\nKeaton's kitchen.\n\nAn adapted Robert Frost quote frames the kitchen, brightened by vintage California tile and a 1950s chrome O'Keeffe &amp;amp; Merritt range. \"We were driving around L.A. one day,\" Shadley says, \"and Diane saw the stove in a store window and said, \u2018Wait! Turn around and go back!'\"\nKeaton's bedroom.\n\nKeaton brought the master bedroom's Shadley-designed bed with her from her former residence in Beverly Hills. \"We added a whole new structure to create a master suite with a balcony,\" says Shadley. The Calco sconces are 1920s."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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