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The charming new colourways have been specially designed for season three of the popular Netflix show.
Bridgerton fans, rejoice! The washable rug brand, Ruggable, has added four new colourways to its modern regency collection to mark the return of the popular Netflix show.
Featuring Rococo-inspired designs, floral motifs and rich colourways, the collection is a modern take on the popular Regencycore aesthetic, bringing the romance and feminine glamour of the era into modern homes.
The existing collection sees 11 styles inspired by the series’ characters, including Queen Charlotte and Lady Whistledown herself. Alongside this, four new colourways have been specially designed for the launch of season three.
The four new designs include the Bridgerton Royal Garden Ivory & Jade Rug, the Bridgerton Lady Whistledown Soft Blue Rug, the Bridgerton Fit For A Queen Soft Lavender Rug and the Bridgerton Fit For A Queen Blue Multicolour Rug.
Of course, all rugs in the collection come with Ruggable's signature two-piece system, meaning they can be easily removed from the rug pad and washed in the machine.
'As longtime fans of the Bridgerton series, we're excited to create a collection that embodies the dreamy, opulent aesthetic of the regency era – particularly with the Lady Whistledown and Fit For A Queen designs,' says Emily Simmons, senior director of design strategy at Ruggable.
Keep scrolling to discover the new pieces from the elegant collection or shop the full range online.

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