Katina Boyd is a clinical pharmacist, professional organizer, and holiday decorator who loves helping people turn their homes into peaceful and welcoming havens. She owns and operates Declutter Prescription, a professional organizing and seasonal decorating firm. With her unique blend of medical expertise and creative vision, Katina guides clients in creating clutter-free, functional homes that are not only beautiful but also safe and supportive for every season of life. Her vignetter for The givingRooms is "Gather and Grace," an expression of her design philosophy.

Stone Soup Vintage is a women-owned shop in the heart of Winston-Salem. They are six eclectic women with a shared passion for vintage treasures, antiques, art, jewelry, and upcycled fashion. The shop is carefully curated together, creating a vibrant and eclectic vibe where every piece feels connected. For Stone Soup designers, home means a place where you feel at peace and free to create. The vignette they designed for the givingRooms is “The Golden Hour Studio” — an eclectic sunroom turned seasonal artist retreat. Imagine an artist sipping coffee, sketching, and gathering inspiration surrounded by texture, color, and cozy chaos.

Elizabeth is a home designer and fiber artist based in Winston-Salem. Along with her studio practice, she brings her experience to a range of interior design projects through her business, Little E Studio. Elizabeth's best projects come from the relationships that she builds with her clients. Elizabeth's partner in creating her vignette for the givingRooms event is her husband, Hayes Henderson, who is AVP and Executive Creative Director for Wake Forest University. Their vignette plays off the idea of "Nesting" and uses motifs of birds and leaves and growth-oriented colors to create a decorative, whimsical style.

With over 30 years of experience in interior design, Kelly has learned that the most meaningful spaces aren't just beautiful—they're deeply personal and functional for real life. Kelly's specialty lies in creative problem-solving and creating homes that reflect each family's unique story while working seamlessly for their daily needs. Kelly's givingRooms design vignette is "Travelled Treasures" and shows that home isn't just about aesthetics, it's about creating spaces that support and celebrate the life you're living.

Drawing inspiration from building and renovating homes, Deborah Gardner designs spaces that bring people together. With eight grandchildren and a love of games – mahjong topping the list – her goal is to always to create a home filled with warmth, joy, and connection. Tory has been in the advertising and design business for longer than she cares to admit. Her personal interior design aesthetic could be described as "quirky boho" and focuses on mixing old and new pieces, one-of-a-kind artwork (much of which is created by friends) and splashes of vibrant color. They combine talents to create two vignettes, "Seas the day" and "Game on!"

Committed greeNest volunteers Danielle Chewning, Jill Kuharcik, Viki McCool, Penny Jenkins, and Mary Bryant Smith join forces to demonstrate that with a little creativity and partnership, we can do great things! With the same collaboration that makes the work at greeNest possible, they pool their creativity to create a vignette that offers all the warmth and comfort that each child deserves. Inspired by the greeNest Up Off the Floor program, which recently celebrated the 3,000th child to receive a bed, it has touches of whimsy and plenty of opportunity for a child’s imagination to run free. Whether it is peering out a window into the forest on a moonlight night, gazing up at the stars that sparkle through the tree above, or snuggling up with a book in the reading nook “nest”, this room is designed to be enjoyed by children of many ages.