Bec Judd took to social media on Wednesday to show off her incredible interior design skills as she continues to work on her new holiday home in Arthurs Seat on the Mornington Peninsula.
The AFL WAG, 41, shared some of the stunning kitchen sketches she had designed which were sent to builders.
Bec captioned the footage: “I’m a beginner at SketchUp, but I was able to design our project in a way that our builders said, “Yes, I think we can build it.”
‘Alright, let’s go!’
Bec has been showing off her interior designer skills on social media for the past few months, giving her fans an in-depth look at the building process.
Bec Judd took to social media on Wednesday to show off her incredible interior design skills as she continues to work on her new holiday home in Arthurs Seat on the Mornington Peninsula.
In March, Bec revealed she plans to donate the entire contents of her property on Victoria’s Mornington Peninsula to charity.
She took to her Instagram Stories to share her plans with her 758,000 followers and asked for advice on which charity to donate to.
Rebecca explained how she and her husband Chris Judd are renovating their $1.2 million home and want to donate all of their current furniture to charity.
Bec is a budding interior designer who follows her progress on social media.
She said everything in the property would be included, from dishes to appliances, and shared her desire to donate to a refugee housing charity or women’s shelter.
She wrote: “We are about to renovate our house on the Mornington Peninsula and would like to donate all the contents to a charity in need of a complete home installation.”
‘Everything in the house is included; sofas, beds, bunk beds, cribs, rugs, tables, chairs, appliances, decoration, cutlery, dishes, kitchen utensils, bedding, etc.’
The AFL WAG, 40, shared some of the stunning kitchen sketches she had designed which were sent to her builders.
‘Please let me know who can I donate to?’ I would rather donate to charity rather than split it all. Pick up at Arthurs Seat.’
‘Thinking about housing for refugees or shelters for women and children. Open to suggestions. Thank you.’
Bec and Chris, 40, bought their sprawling Main Ridge property in 2016 for $1.2 million. They also own a $7.3 million mansion in Brighton, Melbourne.
In March, Bec revealed she plans to donate the entire contents of her property (pictured) on Victoria’s Mornington Peninsula to charity. She explained how she and her husband Chris Judd are renovating their $1.2 million home and want to donate all of their furniture to charity.
Rebecca and Chris, 40, bought their sprawling Mornington Peninsula property in 2016 for $1.2 million, while they also own a $7.3 million mansion in Brighton, Melbourne.
In August 2022, Mornington Peninsula Shire approved their plans to upgrade the hideaway to create a “modern, secluded rural escape”, The Herald Sun reported at the time.
The couple also purchased a ski chalet in Mount Buller, Victoria in 2021 and Bec completely redecorated the luxurious property.
Bec shares four children – daughter Billie, nine, son Oscar, 12, and twins Darcy and Tom, seven – with her ex-AFL star husband Chris.
The couple also purchased a ski chalet in Mount Buller, Victoria in 2021 and Bec completely redecorated the luxurious property.
