Nate Berkus is an American interior designer, author, TV host and television personality. He runs the Chicago interior design firm Nate Berkus Associates and has been a regularly featured guest on The Oprah Winfrey Show, offering design advice to viewers, as well as coordinating surprise make-overs for people’s homes. Are you ready for some insightful home decor ideas?

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The Soleil dining chair is a synthesis of styles and senses. Inspired by the spirit and mission of the famous Cirque du Soleil, the purpose is to invoke, provoke and evoke. A bit classic, a bit modern, fully authentic.

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Duality becomes unity with this center table. It is composed of two fragments, finished in mirror and noble marble and beautified by the presence of golden creatures that are prepared for their ultimate metamorphosis. Somehow, the Metamorphosis center table manages to attract our eyes into it, every time.

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The royalty of the bees, originally called “Apis” in Latin, was the main inspiration for the Apis dining table. It features a small tabletop in stained oak with brass details and a base in matte brass. Place it in a modern dining room and this round dining table is sure to impress.

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Russel is a dining chair with a round polished brass base and the timeless seductive velvet layered over a comfy foam frame. Extremely sculptural, it features an open back and deep horizontal tufting, both on seat and back. Definitely, a mix between mid-century aesthetics with a contemporary twist.

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Composed of brass and leather, the Hoplon bookcase is inspired by the power structure of Spartan warriors. Spartans were highly organized and their army was almost untouchable. This one represents the strength through organization, the strong structure that fits in your space’s needs.

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