High Point Market Authority announces that design pros Rasheeda Gray, Victoria Holly, Jewel Marlowe, Evan
Millárd and Tina Ramchandani to 2025 Style Spotters team.
HIGH POINT, N.C.– The High Point Market Authority (HPMA) announces new “Style Spotters” for the trade show organizer’s signature trend scouting program, naming celebrated design professionals Rasheeda Gray, Victoria Holly, Jewel Marlowe, Evan Millárd and Tina Ramchandani to the 2025 team.
Gray, founder and principal designer of Gray Space Interiors, combined a background in marketing, international business and a design certificate from Temple University to start her own design practice. Recognized for her sharp business acumen and unique creative vision, Gray delivers bespoke interior design, construction and project management. Based in Philadelphia, her award-winning firm has completed over 200 projects across Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware and beyond. Named to House Beautiful’s “Next Wave Design Firm,” Gray Space Interiors has been featured on HGTV, CNN, The Magnolia Network, and in publications like House Beautiful, Elle Decor, Better Homes & Gardens and Philadelphia Magazine.
Holly, founder of Victoria Holly Interiors, has over two decades of design experience and she creates and sells her own art collection, The Holly Collective. Known for her artistic flair and meticulous attention to detail, Holly’s designs offer a tailored approach to clients’ lifestyles and interior preferences. Holly’s work has been featured in major publications including Architectural Digest, Luxe Interiors, Rue Magazine, The Wall Street Journal, Dwell Magazine and others.
Marlow, whose work is inspired by her passion for travel and her years spent living in England, has designed multi-million dollar homes in the Washington D.C. area. Her design style is synonymous with eclecticism. A TV design host for Fox Nation’s “Homefront for the Holidays,” Marlowe has previously helmed HPMA’s Spring Market 2024 Instagram Takeover and participated in the Market’s Design Influencers Tour in the fall of 2021. She has additionally collaborated on numerous social media partnerships.
Millárd entered the luxury residential design sector with Modern Remains, the firm he co-founded after earning his BFA in Interior Design. Over a decade later, in his solo career he’s known for his “jewel box,” high-end residential design in Nashville, Atlanta, Chicago, Scottsdale, and Alys Beach, Florida. Invited to join House Beautiful’s 2023 “Next Wave” designer lineup, Millárd’s work has been showcased in the House Beautiful Nashville Whole Home, Chicago’s Lake Forest Showhouse, and the Cloudland Station Showcottage for Atlanta Home & Lifestyles magazine.
Ramchandi has over a decade of experience designing for Manhattan’s luxury residential and commercial scene, including her work with Vicente Wolf Associates. Named a “2018 Next Wave Designer” by House Beautiful, “Star on the Rise” by New York’s D&D Building and winner of the Innovation in Design Award from Cottages & Gardens, Ramchandi was recently featured on NBC’s OpenHouse TV. She also contributes her expertise to design charities like the Kips Bay Boys and Girls Club and HousingWorks through DIFFA (Design Industries Foundation Fighting AIDS).
The Style Spotters program was conceived by HPMA in 2004 to tap the expertise of interior designers who source home furnishings products at Market, and to share their findings with the broader High Point Market audience.
“We’re excited to welcome this year’s Style Spotters, and to tune in as they reveal their High Point Market discoveries,” says Tammy Covington, HPMA president and CEO. “This group of elite designers is a true resource for all Market attendees, who are encouraged to follow the team for new furnishings products and favorite showroom leads.”
All Style Spotters activities will be chronicled online at the @highpointmarket Instagram page and at highpointmarket.org.
For additional news regarding Spring Market, visit the High Point Market website.