Rebecca Judd eagerly debuts her new $6,000 designer armchair on Instagram – but complains that it took ’10 months to arrive’
Rebecca Judd has showcased the latest addition to her extravagant $7.3million family home in Melbourne’s south-east.
On Tuesday, the 37-year-old footy WAG uploaded a photo of her new Redondo armchair on Instagram Stories, while revealing she’d waited months for it to be delivered.
‘Love my new Rodondo. Only took 10 months to arrive but worth the wait [loved-up emoji, crying/laughing emoji].’
She has expensive taste! Footy WAG Rebecca Judd , 37, showcased the latest addition to her extravagant $7.3million family home in Melbourne’s south-east on Tuesday
Retailing for around $6,000, the Redondo armchair is designed by Italian furniture house Moroso, and features opulent, quilted upholstery.
While the armchair comes in many colours, Rebecca opted for an electric blue hue that perfectly matches the interiors of her renovated Spanish colonial property.
She and Chris purchased the Brighton home in March 2018 and have been filling it with expensive furnishings ever since.
‘Love my new Rodondo!’ Posting to Instagram Stories, the Jaggad activewear designer eagerly shared a photo of her new $6,000 Moroso armchair after waiting 10 months for it to be delivered
Suburban palace: Rebecca and her husband, retired AFL player Chris Judd, have completely transformed their Spanish colonial property after buying it for $7.3million in March 2018. Pictured with their four children, Oscar, Billie, Tom and Darcy
Just last month, Rebecca showed off her expensive new conditioning unit, which was cleverly hidden underneath a marble panel in their home’s bar lounge.
‘Our existing AC was pi**weak in this room, so we needed to add another unit and there was no ceiling space for ducted. So split system it was, and omg, design goals,’ Rebecca said in an Instagram video.
‘There is a split system air conditioning unit hiding under there,’ she continued, filming the marble panel that blended seamlessly with the room’s design aesthetic.
‘Design goals’: Just last month, Rebecca showed off her expensive new conditioning unit, which was cleverly hidden underneath a marble panel in their home’s bar lounge
Stylish: While the couple undertook a large-scale renovation, they did retain the home’s defining architectural feature – its arches – and used this shape as a theme throughout the interior
Meanwhile, Rebecca and Chris have also replaced the original home’s dated aesthetic and apricot colour palette with stylish greys and blacks, adding modern touches like gold brass fittings, marble and steel doors.
The house also came with a tennis court, but the Judds rolled out new artificial turf and replaced the old net with a new one featuring roller wheels for extra mobility.
It was famously the site of Rebecca’s Coachella-inspired ‘Juddchella’ housewarming party in November 2019, which was attended by the likes of fashion designer Nadia Bartel and Weekend Today host Lauren Phillips.
Like the tennis court, the backyard swimming pool came with the property – but once again, the Judds decided to invest in a luxury upgrade.
Game, set and match: The house also came with a tennis court, but the Judds rolled out new artificial turf and replaced the old net with a new one featuring roller wheels for extra mobility
Wow! The tennis court was the site of Rebecca’s ‘Juddchella’ housewarming party in November 2019