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Ruggable Just Dropped a Bridgerton Collection, and It’s Bringing Regencycore to 2024
27.02.2024 - 20:57 / bhg.com / Christianna Silva
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Finding a rug that fits your space, aesthetic, color palette, and budget can feel like one of the most intimidating decor endeavors. But when you find the right piece that ties complements your curtains and soft wood of your console table, it's like a match made in heaven—or maybe even a match made by the Queen herself. Dearest readers, Lady Whistledown has a new announcement to make, and this one is all about interior design (not the latest scandal in the Ton).
On February 27, Ruggable is launching a new Modern Regency collection featuring five opulent styles designed in partnership with Netflix’s beloved series, Bridgerton (which returns with Season 3, Part 1, on May 16), and featuring motifs inspired by the show.(Ruggable has also created six modern regency designs to complement the Bridgerton styles.) As you’d expect, the styles are named to emphasize the Bridgerton connection, with labels like Sophia, Royal Garden, Provence Toile, Night of Enchantment, Lady Whistledown, and House of Bridgerton.
Sophia comes in a light beige and features a simple, elegant pattern you would see embroidered on the dresses of Bridgerton characters. If you’re drawn to florals, Royal Garden and Lady Whistledown offer soft, pastel designs blooming with a flower pattern. Make a statement with the bold, colorful prints in Night of Enchantment, or create a classic aesthetic with the soft-toned hues in the House of Bridgerton rug.
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“As longtime fans of the Bridgerton series, we’re excited to create a collection that embodies the dreamy, opulent aesthetic of the Regency era, and bring it to the modern home,” said Emily Simmons, creative director of Ruggable, in a statement. “Following Bridgerton, we’re continually in awe of the
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