Nate Berkus's One Two Punch
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Hairdresser Steve Berg has carved out a bright respite full of natural elements in his Greenwich Village apartment. As Berkus's hairdresser, Berg accompanies him on trips all over the country and the two always find time to hit up local antique stores. More often than not, their differing styles ensure they don't fight over items—though Berkus may still be a little sore over a mirror he once lost to Berg.
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A former dancehall, Barbara Hill's Marfa, Texas, home has the distinct honor of being one Berkus says he would move into without changing a thing. He attributes this to Hill's ruthless editing, seen at work in the above seating area. The chairs were silk-screened with pulp romantic stories she wrote herself.
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A glimpse into Berkus's own home. A close to the book, this quote from Berkus exemplifies his design ethos: "So here's to the things that lift us up, anchor our lives—and tell the world who we are."
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Harbor Bath Set. $9.99-$12.99. This polished bath set brings a crisp element to the powder room.
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Hammered Brass Bowls. $14.99/$7.99. Offering high-end look, these bowls would make a nice catch-all in a modern foyer.
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Brass Vases. $19.99/$24.99. No flowers necessary—these bold vases can stand on their own.
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Signature Bath, Hand, and Wash Towels in Ultramarine with Fashion Bath Ikat Towels in Ultramarine. $5.99 - $9.99. A regal yet inviting softness make these towels appealing.
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Sculpted Branch Lamp Base and Natural Drum Shade. $49.99/$24.99. Buyer can personalize this unique lamp base with a shade of their own choosing since the pieces are sold separately.
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