Jeremiah Brent

Television

Jeremiah Brent is an esteemed American interior designer, television personality, and entrepreneur who has made significant contributions to the home decor industry in recent years. Born in 1984 in California, Brent developed a keen interest in design at a young age. This interest led him to attend the Art Institute of California in San Francisco, where he received formal training in interior design.

After his studies, Brent worked for top architecture and design firms in Los Angeles, including Kahi Lee’s Design on a Dime, where he became a senior designer. Jeremiah then established his design firm, Jeremiah Brent Design, which primarily focuses on creating personalized interiors and home accessories for clients.

He gained widespread media attention in 2011 when he was hired by Nate Berkus, a fellow designer, and television personality, to be his assistant for the Oprah Winfrey Network’s reality series “The Nate Berkus Show.” Brent eventually became Berkus’ creative director and partner, marrying him in 2014. The couple has since worked together on numerous design projects and has become a popular duo in the television industry.

Brent’s impressive portfolio includes the upscale Taste of Farmers Chocolate Shop in New York and appearances as a contributing editor in Architectural Digest. In 2018, he launched his own furniture line in collaboration with the luxury furniture brand, Artistic Frame.

An established television personality, Brent can also be seen in numerous design shows, including the Netflix original series “Stay Here” and “Say I Do.” He is an active philanthropist and an advocate for numerous causes, including the LGBT community and mental health awareness.

Jeremiah Brent’s eye-catching designs and distinctive style have earned him numerous fans and accolades in the home decor industry. His passion for creating spaces that reflect people’s personalities and tastes has made him a game-changer in the industry, and his innovative approach to design continues to inspire generations of aspiring interior designers.