The world of the Bridgertons continues to attract millions of fans. The London of the Regency era, full of lavish parties, drawing rooms and intricate love intrigues, becomes the backdrop for stories of love, family obligations and individual choices. Each character has a distinct character, and their personalities are naturally transferable to the space in which they would be able to live today. Let's see where and how members of this aristocratic family might live in the 21st century.
Kilmory House
photo by Dave Wheeler
Anthony Bridgerton - elegance and responsibility
Anthony, the eldest son, took over the title of Viscount and the duty of taking care of the family after his father's death at the age of eighteen. His life is subordinated to honor and responsibility. The contemporary equivalent of his home is Kilmory House in Australia, designed by Jillian Dinkel. Dark floors, a navy blue sofa and purple walls create an atmosphere of focus and reflection. The details hark back to classic English style - high moldings, elegant furniture - while maintaining modern functionality. It's a place where Anthony could plan his duties and feel "at home" at the same time.
Kilmory House
photo by Dave Wheeler
Benedict Bridgerton - a space for the artist
Benedict, the second son, has had a passion for painting and drawing from an early age. His calmness and sensitivity blend perfectly with his creative space. The contemporary equivalent of his second home, a so-called "cottage," is the Summer Lake House in Muskoka, Canada, designed by Ashley Botten Design. A curved sofa facing the lake and a stone chimney create a place to enjoy nature and spend time on creative work. Bright, natural materials promote focus and inspiration - everything Benedict needs to pursue his passion.
Summer Lake House
photo by Patrick Biller
Colin Bridgerton - an apartment for a traveler
Colin, the third son, differs from his brothers in his openness to marriage and desire to explore the world. His contemporary home could be a dark apartment from MXMA Architecture & Design + Patrick St-Onge Habitat in Canada. Panoramic windows open up views of the city, perfect for someone curious and full of energy. The interior combines elegance with minimalism and comfort, giving Colin space to plan his trip and relax in solitude upon his return.
Montreal residence
Photo: Photographie Intérieure CO
Daphne Bridgerton - a bright and harmonious interior
Daphne, the eldest daughter, is an example of classic elegance and modesty. Her contemporary home could look like a 120-square-meter penthouse in Wilanow, created by Hola Design. Bright materials, lots of light and cozy finishes create the perfect environment for family life and welcoming guests. Subtle classical elements - stucco or wooden accents - give the interior a warmth and harmony in which Daphne could carry out her daily chores and enjoy peace of mind.
120 square meter penthouse in Wilanów from HOLA Design
photo by Y. Hristov
Eloise Bridgerton - the library as the center of life
Eloise, the second daughter, has always been independent and curious about the world. She loves books and diaries, and her fascination with Lady Whistledown shows her desire for freedom. Her contemporary home is Bridge House near Poznań, Poland, from model:ina™ studio. The two-story library is the center of the house - a place for study, reflection and tranquility. Modern forms combined with classic details fully reflect Eloise's character: ambitious, curious and independent.
Bridge House
photo: Patryk Lewinski © mode:lina™
Francesca Stirling - music at the heart of the house
Francesca, the third daughter, is shy, quiet and loves music, especially playing the piano. Her ideal home would be the Ave Duchastel residence in Montreal, designed by Atelier Chardonnat + Salem Architecture. The bright interiors, harmony of proportions and space for piano playing make the apartment a haven of peace and inspiration. Francesca can pursue her passion here without losing her sense of comfort and privacy.
Ave Duchastel residence
photo by Adrien Williams
Jacinta Bridgerton - brightness and lightness
Jacinta, the youngest daughter, is calm but stubborn. Her contemporary home is the Boerum Hill Townhouse in Brooklyn, from the Barker Architecture Office.
Boerum Hill Townhouse
photo by Gieves Anderson
The bright space with colorful accents gives a sense of freedom and creativity, while creating a cozy environment for daily living. It's the perfect place for a younger sister to watch her older sibling and develop her own character.
Boerum Hill Townhouse
photo by Gieves Anderson
Gregory Bridgerton - a space yet to be discovered
The youngest son, Gregory, remains an understated character, making it difficult to envision his contemporary home. As the plot unfolds, it will be possible to determine the space that best suits his personality and needs.
Interiors as a reflection of character
The Bridgertons' 21st-century living spaces show how personality can shape one's surroundings. Dark, reflective living rooms, bright penthouses, two-story libraries or apartments with panoramic views - each interior reflects the character of the character. Contemporary design allows reinterpreting the classic values of the Regency era, combining functionality with aesthetics and the psychology of the space. As a result, the world of the Bridgertons not only fascinates with a love story, but also inspires us to observe how space reflects ourselves.
