About the Principal
Andrea Rodman is the founder and creative director of Andrea Rodman Interiors, a Vancouver-based design studio dedicated to creating homes that feel calm, grounded, and deeply connected to the people who live within them.
Her work is guided by a belief that the spaces we inhabit shape the way we experience everyday life. Through careful attention to proportion, natural materials, light, and atmosphere, Andrea seeks to create interiors that restore a sense of balance—places that invite stillness, clarity, and a quieter rhythm of living.
Over more than two decades in practice, Andrea has developed an approach she describes as soft minimalism: an aesthetic that embraces restraint, warmth, and material honesty. Rather than pursuing excess, her work focuses on distilling spaces to their essential qualities, allowing texture, light, and craftsmanship to quietly shape the experience of a home.
At its core, her practice is concerned with how environments make us feel. By understanding how her clients live and what brings them a sense of ease and belonging, Andrea designs homes that feel both timeless and deeply personal.
Andrea studied Interior Design at the British Columbia Institute of Technology, along with Fashion Design at the Blanche Macdonald Centre, and received additional artistic training through the Arts York program in Toronto. Living in cities such as Toronto and Sydney, Australia broadened her perspective and introduced her to diverse cultures and ways of living that continue to inform her work today.
Since founding her studio in 2008, Andrea has specialized in residential design, working closely with some of British Columbia’s most talented architects, builders, and craftspeople. Her work often focuses on new builds, where collaboration from the earliest stages allows the architecture, interiors, and landscape to come together as a cohesive whole. Andrea values the collective process of building a home and believes the best results emerge when talented people work together with care, trust, and a shared vision.
Her work explores the intersection of design, atmosphere, and the quiet luxury of living well.
At the heart of her practice is a simple intention:
to create homes that feel like a refuge—places where beauty, calm, and everyday life exist in quiet harmony.