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Homes & Gardens
Homes & Gardens
Abby Wilson

This is how Bridgerton's set designers source all the antiques for the show (and how you can embrace the Regencycore look)

A woman playing a piano in Bridgerton, in a room decorated with Regency style.

If you've fallen in love with the flowery, fabulous and, at times, fantastical world of Bridgerton, you're certainly not alone – the show's Regency-era interiors have inspired designers and homeowners everywhere to inject bright color and historical charm into homes of every shape and size. And with season three on the horizon, we're more eager than ever to channel Bridgerton's signature Regencycore style. 

That's why we sat down with the show's production designer Alison Gartshore and florist Phillip Corps, who shared some inside secrets about what it takes to construct the extravagant world of Regency London. This is how the team sources antique furniture for the show and some of their favorite filming locations, plus what we can expect from the highly anticipated new season.

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