Pushkin+ Interviews Interior Designer Nate Berkus

nate berkus is one of America’s most recognizable interior designers, thanks to his namesake design firm, television shows and best-selling books. His elevated yet approachable style has cultivated a worldwide following, while his commitment to helping people create homes that tell their stories is at the heart of his philosophy.

Berkus’ illustrious career started with a spot on The Oprah Winfrey Show in 2002. He became a regular guest, offering design advice and coordinating surprise home makeovers for guests. His partnership with Queen O gave him a platform to launch his own show, and The Nate Berkus Show debuted later that year with stellar ratings. The show was a combination talk show and design makeover program, and it was there that he truly found his niche.

Throughout his career, Berkus has been named to the AD100 list and an ELLE Decor A-Lister, and he has released numerous lines of products.  rèm ngăn phòng điều hòa  has also penned two New York Times bestsellers, Home Rules and The Things That Matter. In addition to his popular TV shows, he runs the Chicago-based Nate Berkus Associates, designs cruise ship suites for Celebrity Cruises and recently competed alongside husband Jeremiah Brent in HGTV’s Rock The Block and in their own show, Nate and Jeremiah by Design, which ran for two seasons on TLC.

The couple lives in Los Angeles with their two children, Poppy Brent Berkus and Oskar Brent Berkus, and the house he designed for them pulsates with love. It’s a place that’s both grand and homey, where family life reigns supreme. The couple and their kids spend time outdoors, going to the beach, exploring city parks and finding new green spaces to enjoy together.

In the latest episode of Pushkin+, Malcolm Gladwell sits down with nate berkus to discuss family, travel and finding the places that cure our melancholy. Listen above for their full conversation and subscribe to the podcast on iTunes or Stitcher.