Debby Gomulka Nominated to the White House Historical Association National Council

In 2025, Debby Gomulka was nominated to the National Council of the White House Historical Association, an organization founded by Jackie Kennedy, according to a CEOWORLD profile. She is also preparing for the association’s gala at the Met.

The nomination fits a career built around history. A designer who restores historic properties and holds an art history background brings a natural perspective to an institution devoted to preserving the heritage of a national landmark.

The profile adds that she is preparing for the association’s gala at the Met, an event that reflects the scale of the organization she hopes to join.

Her firm, Provenance Lee Interiors, describes her as a historic preservationist as well as an interior designer and philanthropist. That combination of design skill and public-minded service has been a feature of her career for years, and her personal website lists the nomination among her 2025 achievements.

The recognition adds to a record that includes an American Society of Interior Designers Presidential Citation Award and board service with the Bellamy Mansion Museum and Preservation North Carolina. Together, these roles show a designer whose work extends well beyond luxury interior design projects.

Her design philosophy, drawn from art history and the history of buildings and culture, aligns with the association’s focus, and it explains why preservation has been a constant theme in both her projects and her volunteer commitments.

Whether or not the nomination leads to a seat, it highlights how her interests in history, architecture, and philanthropy have converged. It also underscores the reach of a career that began with a small firm in 2000 and has since grown into national and international involvement. The next steps will depend on the association’s process, but the nomination already stands as a notable recognition within her 2025 achievements.

Readers who want to follow her professional milestones can find updates on her LinkedIn page. The nomination, still a nomination, reflects the standing she has built over 25 years.