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You can’t do it all in interface builder and there’s quite a lot of documentation on how to acheive this. I’ll give you a few leads you can follow on your own:
The tableView background can only be set to a solid color or transparent, so if you want a gradient or an image background the best way would be to set the tableView.backgroundColor to [UIColor clearColor]. To actually create the background you can use a UIImage and place the table view above it. Make sure not to use UITableViewController and just use a UIView and add an UIImage to it and a UITableView.
The cells of the table can be created in interface builder or in code. In interface builder you’ll find in the library a table view cell which you can customize. Google on creating UITableViewCell from NIBs