Diane Keaton shows off beautiful industrial-style 'dream home' in LA... and even stocks the cellar with her own wine label

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She has been a successful actress for nearly five decades and was even given the highest honor in the business when she earned a Best Actress Oscar in 1978 for her work in Annie Hall.

But if that wasn't already enough for Diane Keaton, she also happens to live in her 'dream home'.

The 71-year-old thespian showed off her gorgeous 8,000-square-foot home - which was converted from an industrial building - in Los Angeles for a Wine Spectator feature.

Wow factor: Diane Keaton showed off her gorgeous 8,000-square-foot home - which was converted from an industrial building - in Los Angeles for Wine Spectator

Legend: The 71-year-old actress - pictured in December 2014 -  took inspiration from New York architecture as she built her 'dream home' 

Though the home is absolutely magnificent, no doubt one of the highlights of her tour wasn't actually a feature in her home as she stocks the wine cooler and cabinets with bottles from her own wine label: The Keaton.

According to the lifestyle magazine, bottles from her company - which she started in 2014- are the only wine she keeps in the home. 

The label is crafted specifically to the way Diane enjoys her wine which interestingly enough is in a lowball glass over ice.

'My favorite room in my home is that damn kitchen': The Oscar-winner named the kitchen as her favorite place in the entire home

The timing was right: There is also a huge vintage clock prominently featured in the room

Aesthetic: Large industrial lamps were placed under an angled skylight

Her own best advert: Though the home is absolutely magnificent, no doubt one of the highlights of her tour wasn't actually a feature in her home as she stocks the wine cooler and cabinets with bottles from her own wine label: The Keaton

Yum: According to the lifestyle magazine, bottles from her company - which she started in 2014- are the only wine she keeps in the home, as she is pictured sipping on a bottle during her interview on Jimmy Kimmel Live back in June

Diane is also very open about her favorite place on the sprawling property as she said: 'My favorite room in my home is that damn kitchen.'

The kitchen definitely is a bright spot of the home as it features angled skylights as its features include plenty of re-purposed and vintage items including an old analog kitchen scale.

As the home has an antique theme highlighting exposed brick, rustic wood floors, and plenty of concrete it is reminiscent of properties in New York.

Themed: She also had a flatbed trailer converted into a table

Vibes: As the home has an antique theme highlighting exposed brick, rustic wood floors, and plenty of concrete it is reminiscent of properties in New York

Rustic: There was plenty of re-purposed wood on the property including tables and a vintage  step ladder 

Stunning: Diane pictured at the AFI Life Achievement Award gala in Hollywood back in June

This was an active effort by Keaton as she lived in the Big Apple's legendary San Remo building in the late Seventies as she even credits the stay there as the reason behind her interest in design.

'It was one of those remarkable apartments,' she explained. 'There was a window on every side. Everything was wide open. That was the beginning of my true interest in architecture.'

Despite the theme of her home being vintage, rustic, re-purposed, and industrial, Keaton got inspiration for building her home from a rather modern place: Pinterest. 

Lighter side: There are also white walls and doors for a more home vibe

Cleaning up nicely: One of the bathrooms featured a duel sink fashioned from slabs of concrete

Piece of mind: The tub was enclosed by black doors as candles definitely set the mood

She said: 'I recommend it to any kind of a person who's a tear-sheet person, which is basically what I was.' 

No doubt Diane's home is filled with plenty of love as she lives there with her 22-year-old daughter Dexter and 16-year-old son Duke in addition to their golden retriever named Emma. 

The Los Angeles native's career began in 1970 when she starred in the film Lovers And Other Strangers.

She then rose to stardom as she starred as Michael Corleone's wife Kay Adams-Corleone in legendary film The Godfather in 1972  and the following sequel released in 1974.

Welcoming: The property is absolutely gorgeous as this entrance way features a wood arch with dangling black industrial lamps

Warming up: There was even an outdoor fireplace right outside of the kitchen

Inspiration: Despite the theme of her home being vintage, rustic, re-purposed, and industrial, Keaton got inspiration for building her home from a rather modern place: Pinterest

Happy family: No doubt Diane's home is filled with plenty of love as she lives there with her 22-year-old daughter Dexter and 16-year-old son Duke in addition to their golden retriever named Emma, as they are pictured in June

Perhaps her signature role came years later in 1977 as she starred opposite Woody Allen in Annie Hall. 

The following year she won the Oscar for Best Actress in a Leading Role for her role playing the titular character. She also became a fixture in many of Allen's projects going forward.

Keaton also earned Oscar nominations in the next three decades for 1982's Reds, 1997's Marvin's Room, and 2004's Something's Gotta Give.

Her career is still striving in her Seventies as she is set to star alongside Alicia Silverstone, Jane Fonda, Mary Steenburgen, Andy Garcia, and Craig T. Nelson in Book Club which is set for release next year.

Classic: Perhaps her signature role came years later in 1977 as she starred opposite Woody Allen in Annie Hall and later won the Oscar for Best Actress