Andrea Voros is an illustrator and surface pattern designer based in St. Augustine, Florida, originally from Hungary. She is the founder of the ViHiBoh brand, which channels the feel-good visual energy of the 1960s and '70s into surface designs for home, tabletop, apparel, and lifestyle products. She works through custom commissions, licensing, and product-ready artwork, and has documented brand clients.

ViHiBoh's visual language is defined by vibrant colour, retro-inflected botanical motifs, and a warm, playful sensibility. The portfolio features lush floral and nature-driven compositions - lily ponds, moonflowers, jungle themes, and garden scenes - with bold colour application and a mid-century decorative influence. The brand tagline "Pop, play, repeat!" summarises its commercial positioning. Slow travel and direct nature observation are cited as primary creative sources.

Works digitally to produce pattern and illustration artwork. Custom process involves mood board development, sketch review, and final file delivery in agreed formats. Produces product-ready artwork for direct client use. Offers custom work, collaboration, and three licensing tiers: non-exclusive, exclusive within a category, and full buyout.

Targets home decor, tabletop, lifestyle, tech accessories, and apparel. Documented clients include Cleveland Kitchen (packaging/brand artwork) and Golden Coil Planner (planner design). Also works with brands and influencers on custom and collaborative projects. Website documents client testimonials confirming completed commercial work.

Originally from Hungary; now settled in St. Augustine, Florida. Built ViHiBoh as an independent surface design brand, developing an identifiable retro-botanical aesthetic through slow travel and nature observation. Established a licensing and custom work infrastructure with documented client credits and a structured commercial offer.

Selected Instagram patterns confirm a botanical-led focus - florals, garden vignettes, tropical motifs, and nature scenes executed with a retro colour palette and decorative all-over compositions. Named collections ("Moonlit Garden", "Lily Pond", "Bugsi") indicate a series-based practice. Work is positioned for Home Decor, Gifting, Tabletop, and Lifestyle Products markets.