Debby Gomulka Receives ASID Presidential Citation and National Recognition

Recognition from peers carries weight in design. According to a 2025 CEOWORLD profile, Debby Gomulka received the Presidential Citation Award from the American Society of Interior Designers.

She has also served on the ASID board of directors from 2022 to 2025, according to her personal website. Together, the award and board role show sustained engagement with the profession’s national body as well as her own interior design practice.

Taken together, the honors cover a long span of her career, from the 2016 Hamptons show to the 2025 ambassador role and a forthcoming feature in Atlanta Style and Design Magazine.

Her profile includes another notable distinction: in 2016 she was the only North Carolina designer selected for the Architectural Digest Hamptons Contemporary Show. The selection placed her work in front of a national audience and remains listed among her achievements.

Her firm, Provenance Lee Interiors, says she has received national recognition during roughly 25 years of practice, and it presents her as an award-winning interior designer with a historic preservation focus.

The profile frames these milestones as markers of a 25-year evolution rather than isolated awards, which is a useful way to read them.

For anyone researching her credentials, these honors provide independent markers of quality alongside client testimonials. They show that peers and organizers have taken notice of her work, and they help explain why her name appears in design coverage across several regions. Recognition of this kind, accumulated over many years, tends to be a stronger signal than any single award taken in isolation.

A look at her record suggests a designer whose reputation rests on both craft and service. Updates to her credentials are posted on her LinkedIn page, and a fuller timeline appears in the CEOWORLD article. For prospective clients, the awards provide independent context for her design work.