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More than a gracious space for transitioning from the world outside to one’s private domain, an entryway creates a first impression. These elegant foyers set the tone for the rooms that unfold beyond them.

Derick Dillard slammed Nate Berkus and Jeremiah Brent’s TLC reality show in a series of homophobic tweets — details

"Good closets make for a good marriage.”

Nate Berkus and Jeremiah Brent moved back into their old townhouse in New York City, and the changes they made will inspire you to make tweaks to your own home.

Nate and Jeremiah revamped their Rock the Block home into a European farmhouse full of Old-World charm on HGTV.com.

We can definitely imagine relaxing here.

'The Nate and Jeremiah Home Project' hosts Nate Berkus and Jeremiah Brent find creative inspiration in every home they redesign, but sometimes the most important and heartwarming details are already there — they just need a little extra love. Ahead, check out Nate Berkus and Jeremiah Brent's most sentimental design ideas.

The design power couple is not scared of layering neutral colors. They spoke to us about how they keep it visually appealing in their coastally-inspired collaboration with Living Spaces and beyond

Nate Berkus and Jeremiah Brent are best known for starring on HGTV's The Nate and Jeremiah Home Project and have given many glimpses of their love story through the years. Here's everything to know about the couple's relationship.

Today AD is welcomed to Greenwich Village in New York by Nate Berkus and Jeremiah Brent for a tour of their freshly renovated family home.

They created a life they always dreamed of — much like they redesign homes on HGTV’s The Nate and Jeremiah Home Project. Here, designers Nate Berkus and Jeremiah Brent share their love story.

This beautiful "Rock the Block" house didn't win the competition, but it was sold for an impressive $635,000 to one lucky buyer.

We asked designer and Queer Eye star Jeremiah Brent all about his holiday plans, from how he makes a gift more personal to his Christmas tree experiment.

It’s been a long time coming… The #NateandJeremiahHomeProject Season 2 officially premieres tonight. @nateberkus and I are so thrilled to be sharing another chapter of stories and designs with you! Tune in at 9pm ET on @hgtv and @discoveryplus.

Nate and Jeremiah Fans on Instagram: "N+J in Rome.🤩 Jeremiah Brent on travel & sources of finding design inspiration, read: https://natejeremiahdesign.com/design-inspirations-jeremiah-brent/ Video link of Rome Trip: https://youtu.be/65L1MujMKgM"

It turns out life on the West Coast isn’t for everyone. Just two years after design duo Nate Berkus and Jeremiah Brent declared their desire to “put down roots” in Los Angeles, the couple (along with their children, Poppy and Oskar) have found their way back to New York. The couple originally headed out to California after Berkus’s father passed away in 2015, and chronicled the experience on their TLC show, “Nate & Jeremiah by Design.

On the heels of releasing his new book, “The Spaces That Keep You,” the AD100 designer shares the power of editing your space

JEREMIAH BRENT on Instagram: "My favorite person to create with. @nateberkus is the organization to my creative chaos, and brings so much balance to my design work. Collaborating on The #NateandJeremiahHomeProject is something I cherish so much. It’s an immense privilege to be able to work together and support each other in our strengths and talents – I put together a blog post highlighting some of my favorite design details from Brad and Courtney’s home. Link in bio."

For a TV executive, his fashion stylist spouse, and their children, the design stars conjure a fantasy version of family living in L.A.

Nate Berkus and Jeremiah Brent just dropped a bunch of new furniture pieces with Living Spaces. From luxe daybeds to storage-friendly coffee tables, here are five of our favorite small-space finds.