Dearest readers, I hope you have your watch party plans ready (your tables dressed in ruffles, teacakes baking, and expectations set high for plenty of drama) because it's finally that time of year: Bridgerton has returned to Netflix today for its fourth installment. And while we — and the entire Ton — await with bated breath for the second-oldest Bridgerton son to finally settle down, I've also turned my attention to the luxurious (and surprisingly in-style) set design.
If you're well-read in the latest interior design trends, you'll likely have noticed a recent inclination towards theatrical design and Regency-era styles. Think tapestries and verdure prints, delicate floral patterns, lace, dramatic drapery, and even a growing desire for antique pieces. A list that, of course, has everything in common with the high society homes of Bridgerton.
