Beautiful Bridgerton-inspired interiors
Transport yourself to Regency England with these gorgeous Bridgerton-inspired interiors, from heavy draperies to dresser vanities.
Main image: La Maison London
Gorgeous vanities
No Regency bedroom or bathroom is complete without a vanity, and this timeless interior piece is steadily beginning to creep back into design trends. If you want to lean more into the Bridgerton vibe, detail it with wood finishes, and pair it with antique furniture.
Pictured: Maison Valentina, Oliver Bonas
Floral patterns
Florals are set to be one of the biggest pattern trends for 2026; very fitting timing, because they’re also a hallmark of Regency decor. Opt for a classic chinoiserie design, or the chintz florals typical of early 19th century design.
Pictured: Furniture and Choice, Good House, Wallsauce
Dramatic drapes
Dramatic, theatrical drapery is in vogue at the moment, harkening back to when heavy velvet drapes cloaked the grand windows of stately homes. If you really want to lean into the look, a long, thick velvet curtain is the way to go, but you can also use sheer curtains and lighter weight fabrics to achieve a similar effect without blocking out too much light.
Pictured: Linwood, Caffe Latte
Vases and jars
Elegant, patterned vases and jars have been a mainstay of interior decor for centuries, but no other era loved their elaborate vases more than the Regency era. They will often have beautiful floral motifs or similar designs. Go for porcelain if you like an elegant, sophisticated style, or ceramic with bold carvings for a more dramatic statement piece.
Pictured: Gisela Graham, Natalia Willmott
Quilts and cushions
The ton loved their elaborate quilting and statement cushions, often paired with elegant ruffles and bold designs. Statement cushions are a great way to bring a room together and instantly lift the style of an armchair, while quilted bedding and blankets add a touch of sophistication to the bedroom.
Pictured: French Bedroom, La Maison London, Claire Louise
