Elevate your living quarters with Regency pinks, powder blues and gold details for an exuberant, small-scale manor. While the colours in this pared back take on the Royalcore trend may be muted, the décor is not. Look for intricate detailing and luxurious textures on everything from walls to soft furnishings - bring in embossed designs, gleaming surfaces and ornately carved pieces for an effect that oozes opulence. Unlike Bridgerton's Queen Charlotte, you'll have no trouble picking your 'diamond of the season' - supermarket aisles and high-street stores are overflowing with options. Brands such as John Lewis, Homesense and M&S are all doing a grand job of bringing regal glamour to everyday homewares.
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