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On the precipice of his biggest year yet, the multi-hyphenate talks design stigmas and all those 'Queer Eye' rumors.

The designer melds old and new to refresh a family home on the Upper East Side

While it is becoming more challenging to tease out the European influences, we'll look closer at American country spaces for clues.

ICYMI, Jeremiah Brent is #QueerEye's new interior designer—and our very first digital cover star. “I haven’t laughed this hard in a long, long time,” Brent tells @heykmenz, addressing rumored rifts between the cast. “In some ways, Queer Eye is connecting me to a part of myself that I had left behind. With them, I get to be a little bit more free.” At the link in bio, the designer and dad of two opens up about breaking stigmas, doubling down on his work ethic, and how he’s balancing it all…

Derick Dillard slammed Nate Berkus and Jeremiah Brent’s TLC reality show in a series of homophobic tweets — details

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The interior designer and co-host of “Nate & Jeremiah by Design” shares exactly how he turns his bedroom into a sanctuary. By Jeremiah Brent, As told to Thrive Global Studios.

With the new space, Brent sees his company continuing to expand and change

Nate Berkus and Jeremiah Brent teamed up to revamp hair colorist Rita Hazan’s New York City apartment. The result? An urbane, drama-filled home for a modern Manhattan woman.

It’s the new retreat for a pair of and soon-to-be empty nesters