Andrea Moore is an interior designer with a background in visual merchandising and interior architecture. She holds a Diploma of Arts from RMIT University and graduated with First Class Honours in a Bachelor of Interior Design from Swinburne University of Technology.

Through more than 14 years of practice at Studio Moore, including the design and realisation of Ross Farm — a multi-dwelling accommodation project in South Gippsland — Andrea’s work has focused on material culture, spatial restraint, and the role of crafted objects within everyday environments.

Her work is characterised by a strong focus on spatial planning and sectional thinking, shaping how people move through space and how interiors open toward light, landscape, and view.

This spatial approach also informs her work in styling and spatial communication, where architectural intent guides how spaces are framed, composed, and interpreted through imagery.

In 2025, Andrea launched Afield.co, an online platform dedicated to well-crafted objects and contemporary makers. The project grew out of her own design fieldwork — sourcing, specifying, and living with objects made carefully and with intention — and continues to inform her approach to materiality, composition, and spatial experience.

Andrea continues to work selectively on interior architecture projects that feel aligned, taking on a small number of considered commissions at a time.