"I Believe Great Design Tells a Story and a Room Should Feel Authentic, Lived-In, and Deeply Personal" — Nate Berkus on Choosing Color Schemes and Designing a Meaningful Home

A modern bedroom with white walls and ceiling and wood flooring, with two dark beige velvet armchairs facing each other at the foot of the bed with a headboard of the same material, matching the roman brands hung above the black-framed windows.

Nate Berkus is one of the most talked-about names in the design industry. A best-selling author, TV personality, and award-winning designer, he now marks 30 years of his eponymous design studio, proving he has the staying power to remain relevant through the ever-changing interior design trends and styles.

The key to this is his ability to design timeless spaces, those that are personal and champion the beauty of the past. "Home is absolutely about what we hold dear, from objects to memories, to a feeling," says Nate Berkus. "Things that remind us of where we’ve been, and what matters most to us."