Victoria Beckham is ‘helping Meghan Markle’ do up Frogmore Cottage after £3 million revamp
The fashion designer is giving her Royal pal design tips
MEGHAN Markle has turned to Victoria Beckham for interior design tips, after finally moving in to Frogmore Cottage.
The Windsor house has undergone a £3million renovation ahead of Harry and Meghan making it their permanent home.
Now Meghan is swapping design tips with fashion guru Victoria, who was a guest at the Royal wedding in May.
And the pregnant Duchess has flown her favourite posters from her home in Toronto to decorate the walls.
It was thought the couple had engaged Soho House designer Vicky Charles to do up the Grade II listed property.
But a source close to the couple told Meghan is taking full control of the décor, with a little help from her friends.
They said: “Harry and Meghan want to make Frogmore as homely as possible and Meghan has brought over a lot of posters she used to have at her apartment in Toronto when she was filming Suits.
“She had a lot of memories in that home, and wants to bring some of them to her new pad.
“She has also been talking to Victoria Beckham a lot about their design ideas.
“People thought Vicky Charles had been hired to transform but actually that’s not the case, it was the wrong Victoria.”
Meghan - who is expected to give birth this month – has also dotted framed pictures of family and friends throughout.
The 10-bedroom cottage, built in the 17th century at a cost of £450, was previously split into five units and used as accommodation for members of the royal household.
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