Nate Berkus Home Collection: Nursery Furniture, Rugs, Wallpaper and Tile

Nate Berkus Home Collection: Nursery Furniture, Rugs, Wallpaper and Tile

A look at Nate Berkus's home work across nursery furniture, rugs, wallpaper and architectural tile.

Explore Nate Berkus home designs through nursery furniture, wool rugs, Graham & Brown wallpaper and The Tile Shop's architectural tile.

Nate Berkus builds a room around its story

An HGTV bio notes Nate Berkus founded his award-winning interior design firm at 24. A 2026 Designers Today interview says he recently marked 30 years in business and leads Nate Berkus Associates with longtime partner Lauren Buxbaum Gordon. HGTV also lists him as a co-host of The Nate and Jeremiah Home Project and Nate and Jeremiah: Save My House, with an appearance in season two of Rock the Block.

 

The same HGTV bio notes two New York Times best-selling books and his places on the Elle Decor A-List and AD100. In Foundations, Berkus draws on three decades of experience, moving through his design process room by room. I love that the goal is a home that carries its owner's story, with vintage objects, visible wood grain, linen and stone among the details he returns to.

Nate Berkus stands beside a crib and open shelving in a nursery with patterned wallpaper.
Nate Berkus. Photo: babyletto.com
A living room with an area rug beneath a glass coffee table, a sofa and an armchair.
Nate Berkus. Photo: rugsusa.com

Nate Berkus's 2026 partnerships span a full home

Designers Today reports new home partnerships for 2026 with Babyletto, The Tile Shop and Graham & Brown, alongside new drops from his Rugs USA line. The products here range from Astre nursery pieces and gliders to wool and jute rugs, wallpaper prints, porcelain tile, marble mosaics and kiln-fired brick.

 

At The Tile Shop, Berkus reworks architectural traditions from Europe, including French cafe floors and Spanish villas, with references to Mexican tile. The company's launch story describes the Lagos series as the collection's foundation, while Graham & Brown ties its wallcovering patterns to classic European motifs and historic pattern work. I like the balance of a quiet base with a few expressive surfaces, rather than repeating one pattern everywhere.

A bedroom with tree-patterned wallpaper behind a dark headboard and a wood nightstand.
Nate Berkus. Photo: grahambrown.com
Nate Berkus stands behind a desk in a dark study with a checkerboard tile floor and brick fireplace.
Nate Berkus. Photo: tileshop.com

Where I would start with Nate Berkus's home style

I would begin with the Astre Assembled Nightstand and a Julien Geometric rug, then let a wallpaper sample or tile pattern set the room's next layer. The mix of grain, weave and stone gives a room some history without making every surface compete. It feels like a thoughtful place to start for the months spent indoors.