Rebecca Jansma Interior Design

When you cross the threshold into Room 30 at the AMDC Bayswater Showroom, you’re entering more than a styled space—you're stepping into an immersive expression of refined living. Designed by Rebecca Jansma of Rebecca Jansma Interior Design (RJID), the Panelled Sitting Room unfolds as a quiet conversation between history and modernity, artistry and craftsmanship, and above all, between the homeowner’s story and the home’s architecture.

For those who love walls that speak, wood that warms, and mouldings that matter—not just as decoration, but as defining elements—this room is your invitation to see what is possible.

Meet Rebecca Jansma & Her Studio

Rebecca Jansma is the Creative Director behind RJID, a Melbourne-based interior design studio known for spaces that transcend the ordinary. With over 12 years of dedicated experience in interior design (after earlier careers in medical science, pathology, and managing laboratories), Rebecca brings a unique mix of precision, curiosity, and creative courage to every project. Her journey reminds us that creativity can be quickly discovered—and passionately pursued.

RJID is a small, tightly knit team. What they share is Rebecca’s belief that homes should reflect their inhabitants: drawing from history, travel, art, nature, texture, and authenticity. When you work with RJID, you get architectural awareness, artistic sensibility, and attention to detail—not just for what you see, but for what you live.

Defining Style: Where Function Meets Beauty

Rebecca’s design style is often described with words like well-considered, detailed, and balanced. Here are the pillars that shape her work:

• Historical references with a modern twist: She appreciates period architecture—old windows, panelled walls, mouldings—with the clarity of contemporary design. The Panelled Sitting Room is a testament to this: panels aren’t just decorative—they structure light, shadow, and proportion.
• Natural materials & authentic detail: Rebecca draws from travel, texture, and time-worn materials to bring depth and warmth. Timber, brass, stone—all handled with respect and care.
• Art & its presence: Art isn’t an afterthought. It’s integrated—source, scale, framing, placement—all considered. In RJID projects you’ll often see collections or pieces that echo colour, texture or story lines.
• Impeccable balance between function and living: Homes need to work. Windows, doors, mouldings, seating, light—all must respond to how people actually use the space. Rebecca’s work focuses on liveability as well as beauty: comfortable, usable, timeless.

What You’ll Feel in the Panelled Sitting Room (Room 30)

Room 30 is not simply a room—it’s a crafted experience. Here’s what awaits:

• Panel details that create architecture: The walls here are defined by custom panel mouldings, with profiles matched or customised to existing architecture so that panel joinery looks inherent, not applied. Doors and architraves echo this attention to symmetry and proportion.
• Texture layering: Rich linen or boucle upholsteries, tactile cushions, soft rugs, mixed with refined wood finishes, matte metals, perhaps aged patina—that contrast of soft and structural gives a room texture you want to touch and linger within.
• Light, colour & mood: Rebecca’s palette often moves between soft neutrals and deeper accent tones, providing warmth and sophistication. In the Panelled Sitting Room, natural light is emphasized; finishes respond with subtle reflection and variation. Shadows fall beautifully across panels and mouldings.
• Furniture & flow chosen with purpose: Pieces are selected both for beauty and function—lounges that invite you to sink in, chairs that face views or fireplace, tables placed to enhance conviviality. Proportions matter: nothing feels too heavy or out of scale.
• Finishes & craftsmanship: High-quality joinery, well-made doors, precision mouldings. The kind of detail that you sense—not just see.

Room 30 shows how spaces can be both elevating and easy—they can feel noble without feeling formal, refined without feeling unapproachable.

What Clients Love About Working with Rebecca

Clients frequently tell us several things they value most about RJID:

• Transformation that retains authenticity: Rebecca doesn’t erase what you love—she enhances it. Heritage features are preserved or mirrored. The new feels inevitable.
• Thoughtful guidance & realistic delivery: She sets clear expectations around budget, timeline, and materials. Designs feel luxurious, but decisions are pragmatic.
• A voice of reason & artistry: Clients say Rebecca balances creativity with calm logic. When options diverge, she helps clients choose what feels best for their home—for now and for years.
• Breathable elegance: Spaces designed by RJID are often described as "warm, liveable sophistication"—a place to enjoy, rest, entertain—not intimidated by.

Why AMDC + Rebecca Jansma is a Powerful Collaboration

At AMDC, we supply the materials, mouldings, doors, profiles—and Rebecca uses them with insight. Her design aesthetic demands precision: matching existing profiles, customizing where needed, selecting finishes that hold up, matching proportions so that panel mouldings, doors and trims read as part of the architecture.

Room 30 is where this synergy shines: Rebecca’s architectural sensitivity meets AMDC’s craftsmanship—the result is a room where every profile, panel, and door feels chosen, not accommodated. 

Invitation to Visit Room 30 & Begin Your Vision

Seeing images or reading about design is valuable—but stepping into a room changes everything. Light, scale, texture, sound—these are sensed, not just seen.

We invite you to:

• Visit Room 30 in person at AMDC Bayswater Showroom. Sit in the Panelled Sitting Room. Touch the mouldings. Open the doors. Feel what design could feel like in your home.
• Browse Rebecca’s portfolio online: projects like "The River Studio", "Belmont House", "Arch & Scallop House", and the many intimate living spaces she’s woven together across Melbourne and Geelong. Each offers different lessons in proportion, finish, texture, and soul.
• Book a Design Session with Rebecca Jansma via AMDC. Bring pictures, plans, colours you love or textures that call to you. Whether you’re refurbishing an old cottage, remodelling, or starting fresh, Rebecca and AMDC together can work out profiles, doors, panels that align with your aspiration, budget, and lifestyle. 

Your Next Step Toward Spaces You Love

If you’ve been thinking:

• “How can I make my home feel more tailored?”
• “How do I introduce detailed panel mouldings without losing comfort?”
• “Can doors, trims and architecture feel elevated, not fussy?”

Then let Room 30 be your spark.

Let’s talk. Let’s create. Let’s design something that seems inevitable for your home.

Final Thought

Design is rarely about one show-stopping feature—it’s about how small details whisper elegance, how architecture frames life, how light and finish shape feelings. Rebecca Jansma’s Panelled Sitting Room is testament to what careful, considered design can achieve: a space that comforts, uplifts, and invites lingering.

At Australian Moulding & Door Company, we’re proud to support designers like Rebecca who believe in detail, function, beauty—and homes built for lives well-lived.

We can’t wait to show you Room 30. We can’t wait to see what your home can become.

Visit. Feel. Imagine. Discuss. Let’s begin the journey.