Kate Middleton showcases her interior design skills at stunning new home

Kate Middleton is once again letting her creative side do the talking.

The Prince and Princess of Wales, along with their children Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis, are now settling into the eight-bedroom property at Forest Lodge in Windsor, that’s set to remain their base for long, People reported.

The move came earlier than expected as the builders wrapped up work ahead of schedule, allowing the family to shift from nearby Adelaide Cottage during the school break.

However, for Princess Kate, who has decorated every royal home she has lived in, from Nottingham Cottage to Anmer Hall and the famed Apartment 1A at Kensington Palace, has probably spent months preparing for the new space.

Moreover, Forest Lodge once known as Holly Grove, offers significantly more space, making it the perfect canvas for Kate’s signature “contemporary classic” style.

According to MailOnline, the home is being outfitted with standout pieces, including a massive antique dining table built to seat 24, a clear sign the Wales family is preparing for years of hosting once William becomes king.

Kate’s reputation for exceptional interior taste isn’t new. The Princess' talent of interior design has grown through her experiences in Royal residences, with her art history degree from University of St. Andrews likely being a contributing factor to her skills. 

Her eye for detail even left Prince Harry impressed as he went on to mention Kate's talent in his 2023 memoir, Spare.