Judith Taylor Designs

Judith Taylor Designs Designer focused in Toronto. Beautifying the world one house at a time. Our work runs from very modern to crisp updated traditional.

Houzz contributor and award winning designer provides interior design for private residences. We love art, colour, pattern, and most of all we love to be inspired by what you love.

Well the cat’s out of the bag! ⁠I’m thrilled and honoured to announce that I’ve been selected to attend the 5th annual N...
08/31/2026

Well the cat’s out of the bag! ⁠

I’m thrilled and honoured to announce that I’ve been selected to attend the 5th annual NKBA Women to Women conference, being held in New Orleans Lousisanna. ⁠
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W2W brings together 100 of the most influential women in kitchen and bath, selected through a curated application process, for three days of mentorship, business insight, and meaningful connection. ⁠
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I truly believe that mentorship, collaboration, and the generous exchange of knowledge strengthens both designers and the industry and am honoured to have been chosen to participate in this year’s conference.⁠
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After one of our long-time clients hired us once, for her city home, she homeowner hired us to work our magic on her cou...
08/27/2026

After one of our long-time clients hired us once, for her city home, she homeowner hired us to work our magic on her country home - aka "the farm".

She and her fiancé wanted to keep a lot of the original home's quirky charm, but with a fresh update (especially the bathrooms, becasue well ---priorities).

At first glance, your eye goes right to the soft grey tones in the cabinetry, floor tiles, and shampoo niche, but the real design detail? It's hiding in plain sight. The rectangular mirror subtly echoes the tile pattern, and the detail on the vanity, tying it all together.

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Your dresser isn't just for storage. It's one of the first things you see every morning.Style it with intention.A piece ...
08/24/2026

Your dresser isn't just for storage. It's one of the first things you see every morning.

Style it with intention.

A piece of art you love.
A beautiful lamp.
Fresh greenery.
A meaningful object collected on your travels.

When the everyday is thoughtfully curated, even the simplest moments feel more beautiful.

What's one item on your dresser that tells your story?

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A final goodbye.There are women who shape us so profoundly that their influence becomes woven into who we are.My mother ...
08/21/2026

A final goodbye.

There are women who shape us so profoundly that their influence becomes woven into who we are.

My mother was one of those women.

As I said a final goodbye to her today, I found myself thinking about all the things she gave me that cannot be measured or held: an appreciation for beauty, an eye for detail, a love of making things, and perhaps most importantly, the courage to create.

Creativity is often spoken about as though it is something we discover within ourselves. But I think so much of it is inherited - not necessarily through talent, but through the women who teach us how to see.

They shape our sense of beauty.
They influence what we value.
They show us what is worth preserving.
And, without realizing it, they leave pieces of themselves in everything.

My mother’s influence will live on in my work, in my love of craftsmanship, in the way I notice the small things, and in the many ways I continue to create.

Today, I said my final goodbye to her.

But I know she will continue to be part of everything I make, everything I see, and everything I am.

For the women who shape us, and for the mothers whose creative fingerprints remain long after they are gone. 🤍

Leave it to Florence to keep my head in the clouds for ages. To be fair, Florence was at the tail end of a fabulous trip...
08/20/2026

Leave it to Florence to keep my head in the clouds for ages. To be fair, Florence was at the tail end of a fabulous trip to the Amalfi coast, and Tuscany, but this city has my heart.

Art, fabulous dining, gelatarias, history, and culture - what's not to love?

One of the biggest design mistakes? Creating a dining room that's only used twice a year.Your dining room should invite ...
08/17/2026

One of the biggest design mistakes? Creating a dining room that's only used twice a year.

Your dining room should invite everyday moments, not just holiday dinners.

Whether it's family meals, coffee with a friend, or working from home for an afternoon, beautiful spaces deserve to be lived in.

If this felt personal, my DMs are open.

Grateful doesn't begin to cover it.⁠Thank you to everyone who came out to talk design, decor, and everything in between....
08/13/2026

Grateful doesn't begin to cover it.⁠
Thank you to everyone who came out to talk design, decor, and everything in between.⁠
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08/13/2026

A visit to a contemporary gallery is never just about looking at art.

It’s about context. Perspective, colour, texture, scale, and sometimes seeing a creative idea you’d never considered before matter too. Most of all it is about the curation and just the right setting for each piece.

As a designer, I’m constantly reminded that inspiration doesn’t have to come from interiors. Sometimes it’s waiting on a gallery wall.

What’s the last piece of art that made you stop and really look?

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If you get a chance to go, be sure to visit the jeff soderbergh fine art gallery.

Happy styling moments make me smile.
08/12/2026

Happy styling moments make me smile.

The prettiest countertop in the showroom can become the biggest mistake in your renovation.Not because it isn't beautifu...
08/10/2026

The prettiest countertop in the showroom can become the biggest mistake in your renovation.

Not because it isn't beautiful, but because it was chosen before the rest of the story was written.

A kitchen isn't designed one decision at a time. It's carefully composed, with every material influencing the next. Cabinetry, countertops, flooring, backsplash, hardware, lighting, paint, plumbing fixtures, and appliances all need to work together.

That's why I gather samples, compare finishes in different lighting, and build the entire material palette before we commit. It's much easier to adjust a sample board than it is to replace a countertop or live with a kitchen that never quite feels right.

The designer touch isn't choosing beautiful materials—it's knowing how to make them belong together.

If you were renovating, which decision would keep you up at night?

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Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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