Showing posts with label Nate Berkus. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nate Berkus. Show all posts

Friday, April 24, 2020

Nate Berkus and Jeremiah Brent's NEW New York City Digs

Architectural Digest just published the beautifully finished NYC home of designers Nate Berkus and Jeremiah Brent. A little more than a year ago, I started a story on the sale of their home in California, and found the listing of the new townhouse in NYC. I didn't have enough information at the time, but now with the new pictures from AD we can take a look at the before and after, ala Nate and Jeremiah!



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You can see some changes in the background behind this photo shared to instagram of their daughter, Poppy. Notably the cabinetry which looks to be white French oak, and the addition of custom white oak cabinetry to the right.

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Thursday, April 7, 2016

Inspired by Nate

Nate Berkus for Curated Kravet
 
 
Kravet, the mid-range to the trade textile company recently let loose of a new series of collections compiled by designers. These include curated visions by Nick Olsen, Barclay Butera, Nate and more. I fell in love with the vision that Nate created for Kravet. A masterpiece that has inspired the newest move in my apartment. Let's take a look:







Gorgeous, right? So, inspired by this, there are a few changes in the works at The Apartment. Not too many - but enough that I think there'll be a noticeable change for the good, and that will work better overall with the way that I need to use that space.

1. Bye Bye ottoman/daybed/settee. That'll go into the bedroom that WAS to be a dining room.
2. Hello rectangular table, part dining room table part library table.
3. Hello benches. I have two, vintage sewing stools. They're slightly different, but much more likely to play well as dining room seating. I'll find two more, reupholster the seats, and voila.
4. Bye Bye French chairs with the slips. I have no idea what I'll do with these. Probably sell them, maybe repurpose the slips and donate the chairs? I'm up in the air on this!
5. Grab 2 Lanterns from storage (thankfully, I have something SUPER similar to these already!)
6. Enter different chairs. Possibly the bamboo pavilion chairs, maybe something mismatched and upholstered.

Now, how long will it take me to get this all finished and pulled together? We'll see!