When series three of Bridgerton landed on Netflix last month I was sceptical whether the regency-core trend would stage another comeback. Aren't we sick of the pretty pastel look by now? I can safely say the answer is a definitive 'no'.
After devouring part 1 in one day, and counting the days until part 2 comes out, I count myself as one of the many who has been sucked into wanting to capture a bit of the show's magic in my home. Before the new series kicked off I was lucky enough to chat with the show's Production Designer Alison Gartshore, who let me in on the set secrets that define the Bridgerton look, and can be translated into your home.
