Nate & Jeremiah by Design TV Series 2017 2019

Table Of Content

• Seven-round 2024 NFL mock draft: Broncos take QB Spencer Rattler in Round 3
• Nate Berkus and Jeremiah Brent met through fashion designer Rachel Zoe
• NFL Draft, Day 2 mock: Bills open Round 2 with WR Adonai Mitchell; Giants nab RB Jonathon Brooks
• Oskar's name has a special meaning to Nate Berkus and Jeremiah Brent
• Nate Berkus and Jeremiah Brent always make time for date night
• An emotional third season
• Nate Berkus and Jeremiah Brent both immediately knew they had found the one

And it's something that hasn't been seen very often on television. When I ask them about how they are able to communicate and conduct their relationship with vulnerability, Berkus is quick to quote one of his mentors, Maya Angelou. On Oprah years ago, an audience member asked the famous poet what she thought the most important thing you could do as a parent was. Angelou said, "Do your eyes light up when your child enters the room?" That's something Berkus and Brent strive for. "The biggest thing we try to do the second our kids walk in the house is ask ourselves, do our faces light up? Are we excited to see them?" he tells me with fervor. "Which we do every time. We're always excited, but we make sure to stop what we're doing and say hello. So we have to remind each other to do that for one another as well. It's just so nice to feel seen as a child."

Seven-round 2024 NFL mock draft: Broncos take QB Spencer Rattler in Round 3

In its first episode, Berkus describes how the family of the California modern home they redesigned had a plumbing issue so bad they were unable to actually clean their kitchen properly, leaving the entire back half of the house with a weird, mold-like smell. "It wasn't a body," Brent joked, "which is the good news." That level of visibility on TV has certainly opened the couple up to harsh criticism from those on the opposite end of the political spectrum. As Nate & Jeremiah By Design progressed over its first two seasons, audiences were exposed to more and more of the couple's personal lives.

Nate Berkus and Jeremiah Brent met through fashion designer Rachel Zoe

"If you're dreaming of having two of the most sought-after design experts rescue you from your home, now is your chance," it read. One new treasure is a Carlo Bugatti chair Berkus gifted Brent for his birthday last year. In the kitchen, subway tile was removed from the walls, the formerly black cabinetry has been lightened to white, and the butcher block on the countertops and the brass wrapping the island have been replaced with Calacatta Paonazzo marble. And while the public rooms are bathed in creamy neutrals that allow the architectural details and furniture to star, the bedrooms each feature bold wallpapers that cocoon their inhabitants. When they couldn’t find an adjacent apartment to connect, Berkus was admittedly ready to give up, but Brent figured if they couldn’t grow laterally, they could expand downward.

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When they started shooting, their daughter, Poppy, was only 2 years old, and parents everywhere were able to relate. "We eat dinner the way you eat dinner. Everything about us is the same," Brent said. "And as cliche as the saying is, love is love. That's exactly what the show is about." Nate Berkus and Jeremiah Brent took their relationship to an entirely new level in 2015 when they became parents to a baby girl named Poppy. "We didn't think we were ever going to be able to have children," Brent admitted during an interview with Larry King. Brent began his career as an assistant to the famous fashion designer Rachel Zoe.

Oskar's name has a special meaning to Nate Berkus and Jeremiah Brent

The event was intimate and exclusive, yet Berkus and Brent made me feel like we were old friends catching up at home after an extended break. We laughed as they cracked countless jokes and shared intimate stories while we broke bread and drank wine. Then, however, that day I walked away with a huge smile on my face, having made a couple of new friends. In an interview with Us Weekly, Brent admitted that even with their busy schedules, he'd love to have more babies with Berkus. Yet, while they seem to be on the same page about most things, having more children isn't one of them. The series was the first time that fans were able to get an inside look at Berkus and Brent's life together.

Nate Berkus and Jeremiah Brent always make time for date night

As its third season began, that window into their lives expanded. Not only had they just made the decision to sell their LA home, but they'd also welcomed their son, Oskar, into the family. Both of Berkus and Brent's children, Oskar and older sister Poppy, have filmed quite a few appearances on the show's third season, according to People.

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An emotional third season

According to Bustle, Brent was inspired to start his own design firm because of his experience with Zoe. She's also the person responsible for bringing him and Berkus together. Berkus and Brent had a years-long friendship before they were ever actually romantically involved, but they were in completely different places in their lives. For Berkus, his design empire began at an auction house in Chicago. He told Colorado Homes and Lifestyles that nearly being fired as an assistant led to him being put in charge of monthly auctions.

Since the beginning, "saving" has been a huge focus of the show. Its press release noted how the couple would work with homeowners to redesign their space "with a tight budget in mind, of course." But just how tight is that budget expected to be? A 2018 casting call for the show posted to Backstage notes a $65,000-plus renovation budget as a must in order to be considered. In his fourth and final mock of the 2024 NFL Draft, Lance Zierlein projects the New York Giants will trade up for a quarterback, while the fastest man in combine history won't have to wait too long to hear his name called.

And for the Brent-Berkus family their reunion with their Fifth Avenue apartment has been made all the sweeter by the realization that this particular address, more than any of the others, is an essential and ongoing part of their love story. Because of Berkus and Brent's design expertise and approachability, their on-screen appeal has easily translated to the real world. In 2018, the couple launched their first furniture line for Living Spaces. The collection emphasizes everything they're known for on Nate and Jeremiah By Design — it's "elevated, timeless and livable." You would think because the couple regularly deals in redesigning multi-million dollar homes (including their own in Los Angeles) that their go-to home decor source would be something equally unaffordable for most of their viewers. Brent revealed to People that one of their favorite resources for interior design is actually T.J.

However, their takeout won't taste like any other night. They get out "the good dishes and glassware," Brent told Travel + Leisure, and they even dress up the table like the incredible interior designers that they are. "You set the table, light the candles, sit down, just talk," he said. Finding compromise in design is a big part of working with struggling homeowners.

The show will ask you for an extensive Pinterest mood board, and you'll get to have many conversations with Nate and Jeremiah about your desires, but at the end of the day, you'll have zero say on what the designers ultimately do. So when you come home after they've been working on your house for a month, you might be shocked at what you just paid for. Beyond combining their voices as designers, they’ve also seized the opportunity to make other little changes they hadn’t been able to a decade ago, one of which was the entry’s flooring, a tan limestone that leaned just a bit “fancy granny,” for Berkus’s taste. This time around, Brent found a beautifully aged reclaimed black-and-white Spanish tile. For Berkus, the home felt truly theirs when those new tiles went in. For Brent, it was when Poppy’s and Oskar’s rooms were ready.

With so much of their day-to-day spent together, from the office to home, how do they make it work and find the time to keep the romance alive? They both express how critical date night is, but beyond that, they each believe in quality time alone. Their forte is creating inspiring environments that illuminate the story of the people who live there. That very philosophy formed the basis of their furniture collection, in collaboration with Living Spaces. "We want people to tell their own stories in the home," Berkus tells MyDomaine.