Inside WAG Bec Judd’s stunning and luxurious ensuite bathroom complete with custom-made cabinetry and gold taps…. as she sends fans wild with her $12 Kmart towels
Rebecca and Chris Judd have lived in their renovated $7.3million Melbourne mansion for one-and-a-half years.
And on Tuesday, the footy WAG shared a rare glimpse inside her luxurious main ensuite on Instagram.
Bec, 38, gave her fans a private virtual tour of the home’s stunning bathroom, and listed its most prominent features.
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Private tour! WAG Bec Judd (pictured) provided fans with a rare glimpse of her Melbourne home’s stunning and luxurious ensuite bathroom on Tuesday
Wearing her signature Jaggad activewear look, the mother-of-four decided to film her daily vlog from within the spacious bathroom.
‘This is my bathroom by he way. I don’t do many of my Jaggad Diaries in here, because it’s usually messy. Today it was clean, so today I thought “why not?”‘ Bec said as she filmed herself in front of the mirror.
No expense was seemingly spared in the room, which featured a freestanding white bathtub, custom-made cabinetry, terazzo tiles, marble stone and gold fixtures.
In fact, her brass floor mounted bath mixer tap alone retails for $4,250.
Lavish: No expense was seemingly spared in the room, which featured a freestanding white bathtub, custom-made cabinetry, terazzo tiles, marble stone and gold fixtures
Expensive taste: Bec’s beautiful brass floor mounted bath mixer tap retails for $4,250
‘Those towels are chic AF and $12 from Target’: Bec’s choice of affordable towels sent fans into a frenzy, with the WAG choosing to share a link of where to purchase them
However, it was a small detail in Bec’s post that sent fans into a frenzy: her selection of affordable towels.
‘Those towels are chic AF and $12 from Target,’ she captioned another clip of monochrome striped towels.
After receiving an influx of interest by fans, Bec provided an easy swipe up link to purchase the linen and insisted it wasn’t sponsored.
Bec had shared a full itemised list of her bathroom’s renovation in November 2019, just two months after moving in.
Living large: Bec and her family moved in to the Melbourne property in September 2019, after completely transformed the Spanish colonial-style property
The Judds completely transformed the Spanish colonial-style property after buying it in March 2018.
They replaced its dated aesthetic and apricot colour palette, and added modern touches like gold brass fittings, marble, and steel doors.
The couple kept the home’s defining architectural feature – its arches – and used this shape as a theme throughout the interior.
Family: Bec and Chris share four children, son Oscar, nine, daughter Billie, seven, and twin sons Tom and Darcy, four