Introducing The Curated Home Collection by Nate Berkus

The Curated Home is a designer collaboration between interior designer and best-selling author Nate Berkus and the Graham & Brown design studio. Berkus’s philosophy is that your home should tell your story. Graham & Brown brought an archive that reaches back to 1946 and generations of wallpaper craftsmanship. The collection is built around the idea that a home should feel personal, layered and lived in.

It also introduces a new offering for Graham & Brown: bespoke premium textures printed to order by the roll, created to bring a deeper sense of tactility to the walls.

“Nate has a real gift for making a room feel collected rather than decorated, and that instinct shapes this collection from the very first conversation in our design studio.”

~ Iona Graham, Brand & Marketing Controller, Graham & Brown

Nate Berkus is one of the world’s most influential interior designers, known for an elevated yet accessible approach to design. His three-decade career includes numerous television shows, home collections, and award-winning interiors. He is consistently named to the AD100 and Elle Décor A-List, and has been featured in Architectural Digest, ELLE DÉCOR, Vogue, The New York Times, Fast Company, and The Wall Street Journal. His latest book, Foundations, published by Simon & Schuster in fall 2025, was named to the New York Times bestseller list. Visit nateberkus.com for more.

Travel, architecture and history have long informed Berkus’s design vocabulary, and his appreciation for classic European motifs and historic pattern work runs through The Curated Home, reinterpreted through a personal lens to feel both storied and relevant. The Archival theme translates pieces from Graham & Brown’s own archive into pattern. The moodier half of the palette echoes the sun-warmed stone, aged wood and olive groves of Berkus’s own property, and the Menagerie design was drawn directly from his Portuguese farm. Read more about the archive in our story.

“Wallpaper has this extraordinary ability to give a room an identity instantly. For my first collection, I wanted every design to have a distinct point of view but never feel prescriptive.”

~ Nate Berkus

Seventeen designs are also offered in bespoke premium textures, printed to order by the roll: ten in a cotton yarn texture and seven in paper weave, with premium textured options starting at $1,095 per roll. Texture changes with light, so we recommend ordering through our sample service before committing to a room.

The palette runs in two directions. One half draws on soft sage and neutral tones, long a hallmark of Graham & Brown’s design language. The other leans into a moodier register of cognacs, bronzes, and olives. Used together or apart, the two stories give the collection range, from tonal and understated to rich and atmospheric. Fourteen coordinating paint colors were developed alongside the wallpapers so walls, trim and adjoining rooms can be partnered with the collection.

Berkus’s own advice: commit to an entire room or use a single pattern to create an unexpected moment.

1. Pair a tailored stripe with painted paneling. Sunday Stripe Olive runs above deep olive wainscoting, with Elmsley Olive glimpsed through the doorway beyond. Keeping stripe and paneling in the same color family lets the pattern read as architecture.
2. Let a mural carry the bedroom. Pastoral View Day Bespoke Mural, one of the three custom mural designs, wraps a bedroom in a painted treeline. Graham & Brown murals are printed to order and sized to your wall. Our easy to follow How To Guides are designed to help you every step of the way: wall murals explained.
3. Use texture as the quiet partner. Travertine Wash, Hadrian Weave or Lienzo give a dining room or hallway depth without competing with art and furniture, and bridge the two palettes.

“Graham & Brown gave me the freedom to explore scale, texture and color in ways that feel both bold and enduring ~whether you commit to an entire room or use a single pattern to create an unexpected moment.”

~ Nate Berkus