From his namesake design firm—that he founded at the age of 24—to numerous home collections, television shows, and best-selling books, Nate has been welcomed into countless homes as he gives people permission to create spaces that truly reflect who they are and what they care about most.

Nate Berkus is one of the world’s most influential interior designers. Since his first appearance on the Oprah Winfrey Show in 2002, his elevated yet deeply personal approach to design has cultivated a loyal following.

Their work is guided by Nate and Lauren’s shared perspective that the best interiors are ones that evolve over time and feel deeply personal. With a marked understanding of antiques, textiles, fine art, and custom design, they bring a timeless and refined vision to every project.

Introducing: N ATE HOME by Nate Berkus, a brand-new collection of bedding, bath, and home organizing products.

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NATE HOME by Nate Berkus, a thoughtfully designed collection of bedding, bath and organization items, developed in partnership with mDesign, is now available to shop online at some of your favorite retailers.

Explore Nate Berkus' home collections, featuring stylish and thoughtfully designed bedding, bath, and organization items.

Nate Berkus Choosing a selection results in a full page refresh. Ray Romano, beloved American comedian, producer and filmmaker, and his wife Anna, approached us to collaborate on a ground-up build in La Quinta, CA. The house was designed entirely over the course of the pandemic beginning in 2020 and took nearly three years to complete.

A special design project that traces its origin to Nate and the client meeting in a New York City trapeze class (really!), NBA was brought in to reconsider a historic home in Cambridge, Massachusetts, to serve as the primary residence for an energetic, well-traveled family of four.

Design by Nate Berkus & Jeremiah BrentArchitect: Gordon Kahn Asso Everyone should be able to sit in a room with pieces that spark memories. If you create the feeling that a home is a vessel for stories and memories, you have succeeded.