Nate Berkus

At the time, again, my mom was an interior designer, so she had all the carpet samples and wallpaper books, and she said to me, what do you want your room to look like? And I remember it was the 80s, and I said, I want gray, white, and red. And she was like, that's so ugly, though. And I was like, but it's cool. And so I remember, though, that it was agency. That's what it felt like.

I had the agency to pick my own environment. And I do think that that's why I've spent the greater part of 30 years helping other people create a home that means something to them. I think that that is connected.

I had the agency to pick my own environment. And I do think that that's why I've spent the greater part of 30 years helping other people create a home that means something to them. I think that that is connected.

I had the agency to pick my own environment. And I do think that that's why I've spent the greater part of 30 years helping other people create a home that means something to them. I think that that is connected.

No gay porn, just a wallpaper sample.

No gay porn, just a wallpaper sample.

No gay porn, just a wallpaper sample.

No, I mean, you know what, though, Bobcat, actually, now that you ask, I was notorious among my friends when they would invite me over for a play date or sleepover or whatever, that I remember my friend Ronnie Swartz, his mother came home and Ronnie and I were, like, hanging out and, like, you know, at their house, and I had pushed all the living room furniture into a different location. LAUGHTER

No, I mean, you know what, though, Bobcat, actually, now that you ask, I was notorious among my friends when they would invite me over for a play date or sleepover or whatever, that I remember my friend Ronnie Swartz, his mother came home and Ronnie and I were, like, hanging out and, like, you know, at their house, and I had pushed all the living room furniture into a different location. LAUGHTER

No, I mean, you know what, though, Bobcat, actually, now that you ask, I was notorious among my friends when they would invite me over for a play date or sleepover or whatever, that I remember my friend Ronnie Swartz, his mother came home and Ronnie and I were, like, hanging out and, like, you know, at their house, and I had pushed all the living room furniture into a different location. LAUGHTER

So it wasn't, and she said, did you move my sofa? And I said, yeah. Don't you think it looks better like this? And she said, I do.

So it wasn't, and she said, did you move my sofa? And I said, yeah. Don't you think it looks better like this? And she said, I do.

So it wasn't, and she said, did you move my sofa? And I said, yeah. Don't you think it looks better like this? And she said, I do.

Okay, so here's the thing. If one person hates it, it's out. And we don't talk about it. And you can't try and sell it to the other person. And boy, can we sell to each other.

Okay, so here's the thing. If one person hates it, it's out. And we don't talk about it. And you can't try and sell it to the other person. And boy, can we sell to each other.

Okay, so here's the thing. If one person hates it, it's out. And we don't talk about it. And you can't try and sell it to the other person. And boy, can we sell to each other.

You can't, like, if I say I hate it, then the conversation's done and vice versa. We will fight, like, beyond, like, really, really rip each other to shreds over who ate the last piece of pizza before we fight over a sofa.

You can't, like, if I say I hate it, then the conversation's done and vice versa. We will fight, like, beyond, like, really, really rip each other to shreds over who ate the last piece of pizza before we fight over a sofa.

You can't, like, if I say I hate it, then the conversation's done and vice versa. We will fight, like, beyond, like, really, really rip each other to shreds over who ate the last piece of pizza before we fight over a sofa.

I think he drew it backwards.