Jodie Rosen is an award-winning Toronto interior designer + founder of RO+CO — one of the city's leading luxury design studios. Specializing in high-end custom homes + large-scale residential renovations across the Greater Toronto Area, the studio is known for interiors defined by architectural clarity, material richness + thoughtful restraint.

Jodie is known for creating spaces that seamlessly blend functional needs with personal taste. Her ability to layer architectural details, custom millwork + curated materials results in sophisticated interiors that feel both elevated + deeply livable.

With a committed focus on each project, RO+CO ensures a seamless design process that exceeds client expectations. Collaborating closely with trusted trades + exclusive resources, the studio delivers custom solutions tailored to each home + homeowner — from Forest Hill + Rosedale to Yorkville, Lawrence Park + beyond.

For 15 consecutive years, RO+CO has received Best of Design + Client Satisfaction awards from Houzz. Jodie's work has been widely featured in House&Home, Style at Home, Toronto Home, Canadian Home Trends, The Toronto Star + The National Post — and the studio has been named one of House&Home's H&H Top 100 Designers in Canada. RO+CO is also featured in Beta-Plus World's Best Interiors IV, an international coffee table book showcasing the world's finest residential design.

Jodie is a LEED-certified design professional, a graduate of the International Academy of Design + holds a B.A. from Western University.

A little bit about Jodie:
My secret talent is…I can tap dance

My favorite band to see in concert is…Coldplay

My spirit animal is…Truly it’s a cat, but I’ll say leopard – a more sophisticated version of a cat

If I were a crayon, I would be…PINK

My favorite movie of all time is…Love Actually

Biggest pet-peeve…Spelling + grammar mistakes!

Most used emoji…If I could only text in emojis I would, but kissy face is the winner 😘

If you could only design one room in a house for the rest of your life, what room would it be…Powder rooms over + over again would be just fine with me – you can have the most fun, take the biggest risks + it’s easy to live with as you usually don’t spend that much time in there!