Target has been offering great design at affordable prices since opening their first stores in 1962, and we know you're already big fans of their recent designer collaborations. So what happens when you ask design pundit Nate Berkus, known for his luxury aesthetic, to create a collection that complements Target's "Expect More. Pay Less." motto?
Turns out you get a gorgeous collection of unique home goods and accessories at equally gorgeous prices. The Nate Berkus Collection, sold exclusively at Target, is a completely new line of bedding, bath, decorative accessories, lighting, rugs and window treatments all designed to help you create individual and inspirational spaces in your home.
The collection captures and represents Nate's design philosophies, with inspiration coming from his personal travels around the world, cinema, fashion, and even memories of the vintage tortoise shell that his mother hung in his childhood home. As you can see, this line isn't trendy or even wedded to a specific decor style--it's an eclectic mix of pieces that you can mix and match for a timeless, personal decor.
With over 150 pieces in the collection ranging in price from $5.99-$149.99, there's plenty to choose from that will fit your style and budget. Also, Nate's collaboration with Target is ongoing, so look out for new pieces to be added to the collection on a seasonal basis.
>>>Shop smart with the Nate Berkus collection at Target.
>>>Discover more great looks from the Nate Berkus Collection in Target's Fall Home Catalog.
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The date it will be at Target is...?
It's already in stores and online.
I love that Target does collaborations with designers (affordable!) but this look is not for me. A little too much gold for my taste.
Can't wait to see the lamp in person - love it on the screen!
T-town did a terrible job merchandising this collection.
I couldn't find half of the items at one store, even though the website indicated they were in stock. The employees were clueless as to what the collection even was.
At a second store, all of the decor pieces were squeezed onto one little endcap in the middle of the home section.
This is supposed to be a long term collaboration like the Michael Graves collection before it. If Target wants to sell this line, it needs to drastically re-think its in-store presentation.
I saw the endcap at Target this past weekend. I picked up this box (http://www.target.com/p/decorative-storage-box-natebr-wood-beige-rectangle/-/A-14141440#prodSlot=medium_1_31). I'm currently using it to store miscellanea in my entry way: upcoming concert tickets, keys for my parents' house, a hair elastic or two, a pen, gum, and stamps.
“Your home should feel collected and assembled over time” -- Nate Berkus.
Right, that's we we should all run down to Target and buy out the collection right now? (I guess the fudge words are "should feel" and not "should be")
Sorry, but I am getting so cynical about celebrities and their collaborations with retailers -- be it Martha and her complete home collections (I find it scary that you could fill your home with nothing but Martha -- from the paint on the walls, rugs on the floors, to the cabinets, books, pots and pans, dishes, sheets -- and really, not have to buy a single thing from anyone or anywhere else), various celebrities and their fashion designs, celebrity perfumes. I've overdosed just from the marketing campaigns.
Enough already.
@mschatelaine
Attitude much? Just because Berkus has items for sale doesn't in any way diminish the value of his quote. If you read his book he talks about the various objects he's purchased/been given over the years and how he has worked them into his overall decor.
Yeah, his stuff isn't really my style, but I was a bit torn about this box. I think I will just generally be tempted to buy anything in that color, though, so I resisted.