Launching on June 1, 1stDibs and interior designer Nate Berkus team up to offer an exclusive Pride Collection. The curated collection features Berkus’ favorite pieces sourced from LGBTQIA+ sellers on the platform in celebration of Pride Month.
“I’ve loved working with 1stDibs on this campaign,” says Berkus. “As an avid collector and longtime fan of 1stDibs, it’s been really special to curate a collection that celebrates LGBTQIA+ 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.”
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.
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 LGBTQIA+ 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 cannabis dispensary, Housing Works Cannabis Co.
Some of the Offerings on the 1stdibs/Nate Berkus Pride Collaboration
Vintage Japanese Painting of Kimono in Giltwood Frame, Signed and Numbered, 1970
Signed and numbered (14/17) in upper left, faint signature is not legible, dated 1970. Sticker in Japanese on the reverse with all details, sold by Christie’s in recent years.
Early Modernist Desk Side Table, Nickel Patina, Opaline Top, France, c. 1920
Excellent example of early tubular furniture. New Opaline Non Tempered Glass Top with Side Magazine Paper Storage.
Vintage Three-Panel Folding Screen Featuring DeGournay Birds Wallpaper
This folding screen features DeGournay hand-painted scenic wallpaper depicting various birds, including a central peacock, hens, swallows and hawks. The wood frame needs some restoration, the paper has small tears and imperfections as pictured.
Story by Stephen Treffinger / Photography courtesy of Heather Talbert
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