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Andreajae studio Your vision, in residence. Residential Interior Designer
Based in Port Moody, BC
Award-Winning Renos & Custom Builds

10/08/2026

For Andrea, her passion for design flourished in childhood, where she could be found “redecorating” her room with furniture and distinct colour combinations. Specifically pink and green. It was the 90s. Her palette has since evolved. She is an artist at heart, drawing on her love of painting, pottery, and her BC West Coast roots to create a strong contextual story that forms the backbone of her interior design projects.

Some items that caught the eye of AJS at IDS Vancouver 2026.This year, we saw a lot of bold colour, a strong callout to ...
10/01/2026

Some items that caught the eye of AJS at IDS Vancouver 2026.

This year, we saw a lot of bold colour, a strong callout to handmade pieces with real materials, and a retro play on common objects.

09/24/2026

An honest note from your interior designer. Things I actually don’t care about:

Your mess. We’ve seen every version of “not working.” Yours isn’t worse than the last one, and the fact that your home isn’t functioning for you is exactly why we’re here. Don’t clean for us.

Softening your feedback. Tell us what you really think about our design options. Holding back to protect our feelings is the slowest path to a room you’ll love. We put dozens of ideas forward that never make it to the final cut.

How long you take to decide. Renovating is a big financial call. We never want you making it on the spot. Take the week. Take two. Confidence takes time.

Come as you are, tell us the truth, take your time. That’s how good rooms are made.

Designed to carry the project’s palette into its smallest rooms.
The Arbutus Ridge bathrooms were planned to feel as con...
09/17/2026

Designed to carry the project’s palette into its smallest rooms.

The Arbutus Ridge bathrooms were planned to feel as considered as the rest of the home, with a colour story that doesn’t dilute with a smaller footprint. Material choices honour the project’s design language: white oak vanities tie back to the home’s millwork, brushed nickel fixtures continue the project’s metal vocabulary, and the burgundy palette shows up two ways, full-coverage on the powder room walls and grounded underfoot on the main bath’s deep oxblood tile floor.

Find more on our website - link in bio.

We approached AJS’s new identity the same way we approach a client’s home: not to appeal to the widest possible audience...
09/10/2026

We approached AJS’s new identity the same way we approach a client’s home: not to appeal to the widest possible audience, but built around the specific work we do, the people we do it for, and the belief that good design connects the two. In our own language, it’s form and function with a little bit of play. You could even say it’s purposely built.

The full story behind our rebrand is at the link in our bio.

Some rooms are built around a sofa. Some are built around a view. Arbutus Ridge was built around a Sheila Kernan.
The pi...
09/03/2026

Some rooms are built around a sofa. Some are built around a view. Arbutus Ridge was built around a Sheila Kernan.

The piece came from Bau-xi Gallery here in Vancouver, and it set the entire palette for the project. The blue in her canvas became the dining room chairs. The burgundy became the fireplace. The room is, in a way, the painting’s home.

A designer’s summer is 90% palette research disguised as leisure.

1. Stone. A material I came to late and now can’t sto...
08/27/2026

A designer’s summer is 90% palette research disguised as leisure.

1. Stone. A material I came to late and now can’t stop specifying. Different stones for different rooms and different clients (some can accept the scratch; some can’t). Expect bolder statement stone in our upcoming work, from mantles to backsplashes.
2. Vancouver Fauna. Our garden is full of different shapes, sizes, and colours growing together, and I get so much joy watching them come to life. We’re used to seeing that kind of colour outside. Indoors, the reaction is often to recoil. A constant challenge to re-invent.
3. Travel. Pender Island and Nelson this summer, both giving me new palettes and textures I’ll be pulling from all year. Time away from the desk is the fastest way back to it.
4. My Kids. Their whole job this summer is reminding me the season is short. Eat the ice cream. Jump in the lake. Get out on the ocean.
5.Sports. The World Cup in Vancouver and the Tour de France are both palette research disguised as fandom. Pink soccer cleats. International style. Colour trends showing up two years before they hit the mood boards.

Stripes are not a trend. They are a design constant. Vertical stripes lift a ceiling. Horizontal stripes calm a room. Bo...
08/20/2026

Stripes are not a trend. They are a design constant. Vertical stripes lift a ceiling. Horizontal stripes calm a room. Bold stripes anchor a soft palette. Quiet stripes make a loud sofa behave.

Five we’re loving for summer:
1. The Hay Palissade Low Table for outdoor moments
2. Drapery, vertical, floor to ceiling
3. Otto Studio’s locally made striped wallpaper
4. Our own studio’s capsule rug collection designed in collaboration with supermarket studio (a small flex)
5. Emma Chamberlain’s reversible bold stripe outdoor pillow at West Elm

Save this for next time someone tells you stripes are “in.” They’ve always been in.

A kitchen is a portrait of whoever cooks in it. Four kitchens, four very different clients, four very different problems...
08/13/2026

A kitchen is a portrait of whoever cooks in it. Four kitchens, four very different clients, four very different problems to solve.

Larchwood: built for a baker, with a counter long enough to roll out dough and a dedicated cupboard for the bowls and trays that never fit anywhere else.

St. George’s: two avid cooks in a compact footprint, hood and cooktop on the island so the conversation never has to stop, cookbooks on open shelves because they’re already the decor.

Arbutus Ridge: a compact kitchen for one cook, with a raised counter behind the sink to hide the mess from the family room and an overhead trellis lit from underneath for cocktail hour.

Aspenwood: a bar zone with its own sink and faucet for cocktails, glassware on display, and the easy energy of the Four Seasons Whistler.

Meet Andrea, Principal Designer of andrea jae studio. 📣 She founded the Studio in 2020 (at the height of the pandemic), ...
11/29/2025

Meet Andrea, Principal Designer of andrea jae studio. 📣 She founded the Studio in 2020 (at the height of the pandemic), driven by a desire for flexibility, creativity, and connection. Coming from a commercial design background, her residential exploration has become a deeply personal practice, anchored in artistry and storytelling.

Andrea is a true creative, often drawing from her West Coast roots and love of natural materials, painting, and pottery. With a hands-on, detail-driven approach, she guides each project from the first sketch to the final install, crafting spaces that feel timeless, textured, and informed by each client’s unique lifestyle.

Over the years, her work has earned recognition from the Tri-City News A-List Awards, 2024 HAVAN Awards, and Georgie Awards.

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110 Brew Street, 1102
Port Moody, BC

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

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