Debby Gomulka’s Marrakech Collection and Globally Inspired Textiles
Textiles are a growing part of the story at Provenance Lee Interiors. The firm, founded by Debby Gomulka, offers globally inspired home textiles, including its Marrakech Collection.
According to a 2025 CEOWORLD profile, the textile line began about 15 years ago with a client’s Morocco-inspired vision. It is now being relaunched and expanded into fabrics and home goods, giving the design studio a product side to complement its custom home textiles work.
The firm’s website describes its textiles as globally inspired, which fits a founder who says a home should be shaped by the places and traditions that matter to its owners.
The firm’s website lists Hampton House among its featured textile projects, showing how the fabrics move from concept into finished interiors. For clients, that can mean globally inspired textiles chosen to match the travels and traditions that shape a home.
The idea fits her wider philosophy. She says a home should tell its owner’s story, incorporating travel and favorite colors, and her personal site lists custom textiles among her specialties. A Marrakech-inspired collection is a natural extension of that thinking.
With the relaunch underway, textiles may become an increasingly visible part of the Provenance Lee Interiors story.
For interior design clients, a signature textile line can also tie a room together. Fabrics are often where color, pattern, and cultural reference are most visible, and a collection built around Moroccan inspiration speaks directly to her belief in designs that carry meaning. As the collection grows, it will be interesting to see how fabrics and home goods extend the firm’s design identity into new rooms and markets.
Followers can see more of her design inspirations on her Pinterest page, which adds a visual layer to the textile story. For a designer with 25 years of experience, the relaunch marks a new chapter built on an old idea.
