Judy Baggett Interior Design

---Judy Baggett Interior Design---
"It should be a pleasure to walk through your front door each evening to a home filled with meaning and memories, a reflection of who you are and what you love. It’s the best investment you can make in your well-being. Your home is where you live, not just physically but spiritually and emotionally as well."

Judy Baggett of "JUDY BAGGETT INTERIOR DESIGN" is a full service Interior Designer. Residential and Commercial. Judy has decades of involvement in Interior Design in one fashion or another along with over 20 years of construction background. Judy has worked side by side with Architects, Contractors, and Sub-Contractors. Judy decided to pursue a formal education in Interior Design and today is an "Allied Member of the American Society of Interior Designers." Judy was nominated by one of her professors for a Scholarship from the Rotary in which she won for "Outstanding Academic Excellence and Outstanding Leadership Potential." She has lived on the Monterey Peninsula her entire life, has been married for 32 years, and has 4 grown sons.

Judy Baggett Interior Design has a Design Studio and Resource Center in North Monterey County. She considers herself a "chronic nester." She has loved Interior Design since she was a young girl but just did not know there was a name for what she loved to do. It just came natural to her. Judy feels that there is no greater pleasure than to love the way you live! Her mission statement is "Creating a Reflection of Your Lifestyle." She believes a home should be a reflection of your lifestyle and tell the story of the people who live there. Judy feels it should be a pleasure to walk through your door each evening to a home filled with meaning and memories. Your home is where you live, not just physically but spiritually and emotionally as well. Judy believes that making your home your greatest pleasure is a luxury we all need to indulge!

Judy Baggett Interior Design offers services such as: kitchen and bath design, interior and exterior paint studies, lighting design, floor coverings, space planning, amazingly beautiful designer wall-coverings, accessorizing, hardware, fabrics for bedding, upholstery, draperies, all of which she carries at her Design Studio and Resource Center. Judy is a Hunter Douglas showcase dealer and at her Resource Center, Judy has various fabric manufactures available for custom draperies. Judy is also an authorized sales rep for Habersham which includes kitchen cabinetry, bathroom vanities, custom closets, and furniture for throughout the home.

Judy is also a sales rep for many other furniture companies including but not limited to; Maitland-Smith, Guy Chaddock, Hooker, Christopher Guy, Design Master, Stanley, among other.




"Changes, both small and large can make us feel better about our homes and ourselves."


A Few Designer Tips:

-Define the colors you love

-Discover what styles of furniture that move you

-Be open to change and inspiration

-Don’t be afraid to take a few risks

-Redecorating your home doesn’t have to happen all at once

-Decide which changes will make the most impact; bring you the most pleasure and which ones can wait

-Just remember, there’s no right answer for every space



What’s Your Style? Questions To Ask Yourself:

1) What kind of surroundings make you happy? A simple and airy space that feels like the beach or a cozy room filled with books and a comfortable chair?

2) Do you respond to neat and organized or an abundance of accessories?

3) Which is your favorite room in the house? What is your least favorite?

4) Where do you feel most at home?

5) How much time, energy, and money are you willing to spend right now? Next month? In a year?

6) If you could change one thing about your home today what would it be?

7) Do you have a favorite piece of furniture, art, or collectible that could be a starting point?

8) Where would you take a dream vacation? Could you translate that feeling to your home?

9) Which people inspire you? How do they live?

10) Do your decorating dreams correspond to the way you actually live? Does a formal living room really fit in with you casual entertaining?



Design changes could be in any of these areas:

-Paint-interior and/or exterior

-Wall coverings

-Lighting

-Furniture

-Accessorizing

-Flooring

-Kitchen and Bath

-Window coverings

-Bedding

-Reupholstering a favorite piece of furniture

-Space planning

-Replacing old hardware

-Crown molding, baseboards, casing along with new paneled interior doors





Judy Baggett of Judy Baggett Interior Design Affiliations;

American Society of Interior Designers (ASID)
Member of National Kitchen and Bath Association (NKBA)
Member Nari-National Association of the Remodeling Industry
Partner of Central Coast Home Professionals: Your “One Stop Home Shop”



Please feel free to call and set up an appointment for an in-home or design consultation.