Oprah Winfrey may be leaving syndication for her own cable network, but that doesn't mean her empire won't continue. Hot on the heels of the successful launch of 'The Dr. Oz Show,' another frequent guest of 'The Oprah Winfrey Show', Nate Berkus is getting his own show. 'The Nate Berkus Show' will spotlight interior design advice for guests, as well as general lifestyle tips and personal style.

Berkus has appeared on Winfrey's show many times over the years, and even served as host for her one-season prime time venture, 'Oprah's Big Give.' He's already a bestselling author, radio host, and has his own home line on Home Shopping Network, and at Linens 'n Things.

I guess with Martha Stewart leaving syndication as well, Oprah saw an opening for home decoration and interior design. She'd already taken a bite out of the cooking genre with Rachael Ray. The question is: what's left for Oprah to conquer? Is it time to horn in on the sleazy talk shows like Jerry Springer and Maury Povich? Does she have a judge she can trot out?

Following a mini-pick-up hiccup, 'The Nate Berkus Show' will officially see the light of day this fall.

According to the Hollywood Reporter, Berkus' show was just cleared on 10 NBC owned-and-operated stations, and will air in major cities like New York, Los Angeles, Chicago and Philadelphia.

Distributed by Sony Pictures Television, 'The Nate Berkus Show' will be a daily, mutli-faceted series that covers topics ranging from entertainment to daily lifestyle tips.