1stDibs and Interior Designer Nate Berkus Partner with Non-Profit Housing Works for Pride Month

Photography Credit: Heather TalbertPhotography Credit: Heather Talbert

(New York, June 2024) — Leading online marketplace, 1stDibs announces its partnership with acclaimed interior designer and 1stDibs 50 honoree Nate Berkus for an exclusive Pride Month collaboration. Launching on June 1st through June 30th, the curated collection features Berkus’ favorite pieces sourced from LGBTQ+ sellers on the platform.

Hermes Victoria 43 Travel Bag, $3,047, 1stdibs.comPair of Italian 1970s Rope-Inlaid Lounge Chairs, $8,500, 1stdibs.com

This collection marks Nate Berkus’ inaugural curation and first-ever Pride campaign for 1stDibs. In a statement about the collaboration, Berkus says,

“I’ve loved working with 1stDibs on this campaign. As an avid collector and longtime fan of 1stDibs, it’s been really special to curate a collection that celebrates LGBTQ+ sellers along with their charity partner, Housing Works. In the spirit of Pride, the collection includes pieces that I would personally reach for, from home, to fashion, to jewelry."

Folding Screen 100 Designed by Alvar Aalto, $20,428, 1stdibs.comPaul Flato Midcentury 14K Yellow Gold Seashell Pocket Watch, $7,800, 1stdibs.com

For this campaign, 1stDibs partnered with the non-profit advocacy group Housing Works as their standalone charitable partner. 1stDibs is proud to support Housing Works with a donation towards their mission to provide funding and lifesaving services to those affected by HIV/AIDS and homelessness.

Burgundy Glazed Chinese Pottery Jardiniere with Ram's Horns, $1,590, 1stdibs.comDeborah Lee Dresser by Kate Duncan, $18,000, 1stdibs.com

NOTES TO EDITORS

ABOUT 1STDIBS
​1stDibs is a leading online marketplace that connects design lovers with highly coveted sellers and makers of vintage, antique, and contemporary furniture, home décor, art, fine jewelry, watches, and fashion. Learn more at 1stdibs.com.

ABOUT NATE BERKUS
​Since starting his interior design firm at the age of 24, Nate’s design expertise has extended to television, and a number of thoughtful and accessible home collections. Nate and his design firm, Nate Berkus Associates, have been featured in several notable publications including Architectural Digest, ELLE Decor, House Beautiful, VOGUE, InStyle, and Harper's Bazaar, among others. The firm continues to be named to the prestigious AD100 list and ELLE Decor A-List. As an avid collector of vintage furniture and decorative accessories, Nate’s curated collections are available through his stores on 1stDibs and Chairish. He has also authored two books, the New York Times bestselling Home Rules (2005) and The Things That Matter (2012) with a new book coming out in the Fall of 2025. ​ Throughout his career, whether through his TV makeovers, his product collections, or the interiors he designs, Nate has always sought to empower people by giving them permission to let their homes tell their story. Nate’s elevated design style continues to make him one of America’s most sought-after designers.

ABOUT HOUSING WORKS
​Housing Works is a healing community of people living with and affected by HIV/AIDS. Our mission is to end the dual crises of homelessness and AIDS through relentless advocacy, provision of lifesaving services, and entrepreneurial businesses that sustain our efforts. Born out of the Housing Committee of ACT UP New York in 1990, the organization currently serves over 12,000 clients annually in the five boroughs of New York City through a constellation of housing, primary and mental health care, case management, harm reduction services, job training and more, including services tailored for LGBTQ+ youth, folks coming out of incarceration, and asylees. Housing Works is also nationally recognized for its fierce advocacy through organizing, policy, research, and litigation efforts. Housing Works fundraises through its beloved chain of social enterprise retail, including Housing Works Thrift Shops, Bookstore Cafe, and New York’s first adult-use dispensary. Learn more at www.housingworks.org.

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