Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s Nottingham Cottage makeover!

Could this be what the royal couple's first marital home will look like after Ms Markle has redecorated?

So we know there's going to be a lemon elderflower cake and a carriage pulled by horses called Storm and Tyrone. But as details continue to trickle out regarding the upcoming royal wedding day, we're thinking ahead to when the (gold) dust settles. Just what will Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's marital home look like?

For now, we believe they'll remain in their Nottingham Cottage love nest. Although rumours abound as to where they'll eventually settle.

One thing we're sure of, however, is that Meghan will be bringing her own unique home decor ideas to the cottage, which sits in the grounds of Kensington Palace. So, too, are the folks at Blinds 2 Go. They've even gone as far as reimagining what the place will look like after a Meghan-over.

Here's what it looked like before...

living room with white sofa white windows with curtains chandelier and designed matt

(Image credit: Blinds 2 Go)

And – after scrutinising photos from Meghan's former Instagram account – here's their transformation...

living room with white wall white window and white sofa

(Image credit: Blinds 2 Go)

Meghan is well known for her love of flowers, and is frequently photographed carrying bunches of blooms into the cottage. So Blinds 2 Go has used some artistic license, and dressed the windows in its Hadley Linen Blooming Violet Roman blinds.

Elsewhere, it's kept to a palette of white and gold, mimicking Meghan's former apartment in Toronto. Those deep, wide linen sofas are a dead ringer for her old couches, and a large rug and scatterings of cushions and throws reflect her preference for a cosy, Hygge vibe. There's even a cluster of candles, which Meghan loves to collect – Diptyque being a favourite brand. And, of course, the scheme wouldn't be complete without Meghan's beagle, Guy.

So what do you think of the makeover? Do you think it's fit for our next Duke and Duchess?

Heather Young
Editor

Heather Young has been Ideal Home’s Editor since late 2020, and Editor-In-Chief since 2023. She is an interiors journalist and editor who’s been working for some of the UK’s leading interiors magazines for over 20 years, both in-house and as a freelancer.