How to Decorate like the Bridgerton Design Style! { Regency Interior Design Style }

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Are you obsessed with Bridgerton like I am?
If so you have probably noticed the Interiors and overall stunning Interior Decor throughout the show. Bridgerton is a fun take on the Regency Style and today I am going to go over how you can bring some of that style into your home. I am going to talk about key elements of the style how to go big and bold, or just at a little touch of it!
What I love about this style is it's presence. Regency Interiors ( Bridgerton Style) is really a show stopper, something that makes you say WOW! I am so excited to take a deep dive with you into exploring this design style!
Please note a majority of the photos shown in today's video are from Netflix's show "Bridgerton"
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@leonietaylor7054 2 года назад

Dear Lord I have been Bridgetoning for decades and didnt know I was Bridgetoning or what ever its called😂

@acosta829 3 года назад

Can Chinoisserie blue and white be an alternative to jasperware?

@InteriorDesignHub 3 года назад

Great question! Bridgerton is based around that same Era. However it is a softer take on the look. More pastel then saturated hues. I would say this pallet (chinoisserie) fits more with Grandmillenial style 😊

@mercadv 3 года назад

@@InteriorDesignHub jasperware is so pretty, i totally understand the love. Although, when it comes to Chinese porcelain, I like celadon and flambe wares. I also like the pink nyonya export wares in Songapore/Malaysia

@InteriorDesignHub 3 года назад

Ooooo.....alll such great selections! 💛 all beautiful!!

@myIGbin24h 3 года назад

@@mercadv aren't Nyonya Wares a type of famille rose porcelains? I think they are much more closer in aesthetics with blue and white than jasperware.

@habituscraeftig 2 года назад

I am not seeing anything here that warrants calling this style "Regency," when the term "Georgian" (of which the Regency was merely one part) is in much more widespread use - particularly in architecture, but also in interiors. I expect to see Bridgerton and Regency as headline terms to draw people in who are fans of the trend, but I feel like it does a disservice to leave out the word that has more weight in finding resources on this style. (Though this might just be a side-of-the-pond problem. I usually follow British and Scandinavian designers, and Georgian homes can be found all over England.)