NKBA Remodeling Badge
Tianna holds the NKBA Remodeling Badge, reflecting specialized training in current kitchen and bath remodeling standards—including building systems, finishes, project sequencing, and the code-driven requirements that protect your investment (permits and inspections). It also reinforces best practices in budgeting, design plans, estimating and material planning, and effective site management, along with clear communication and coordination with key trades—so each phase, from consultation through construction, is guided with clarity, structure, and confidence.
Meet Tianna Woods: Interior Designer & Founder of Evoke Design Group
EDG is especially suited to homeowners navigating a major transition—a renovation, a new build, a relocation, or the transformation of a home that simply no longer works the way they live.
Thoughtful design. Clear planning. A home that feels distinctly yours.
Based in Ocala, Florida, interior designer Tianna Woods brings together interior design, renovation planning, real estate experience and a lifelong eye for how people live in their homes. Through Evoke Design Group, she helps homeowners navigate renovations, new construction, relocation and whole-home design with greater clarity—and far fewer overwhelming decisions.
Tianna’s path to interior design began in Southern California, where she spent more than a decade in real estate and vacation rental management before turning her eye from selling homes to transforming them. Her work in home staging earned national recognition, including RESA’s Rising Star Home Stager of the Year and multiple Top 10 Home Stager honors.
After earning her interior design diploma in 2016, Tianna expanded into full-service residential design, renovations and new construction. Her experience has since taken her from California homes to projects across multiple markets—and eventually to Central Florida.
Today, Tianna brings that unusually broad perspective to Evoke Design Group: part designer, part planner and part advocate for the homeowner. She understands not only how a room should look, but how design decisions affect construction, investment, daily life and the way a home ultimately feels.
A Designer's Journey—With a Few Unexpected Turns
Tianna's path to interior design didn't follow a straight line—and she wouldn't have it any other way.
Her story began in Southern California, where she spent more than a decade in real estate and vacation rental management. But selling and leasing homes eventually sparked a bigger fascination: not simply where people lived, but how a home could change the way they felt when they walked through the door.
That curiosity led to home staging, national recognition, and eventually formal interior design training. After earning her interior design diploma in 2016, Tianna expanded into residential interiors, renovations and new construction—bringing together her understanding of homes, people, construction and design.
Then, in 2020, she did something a little less conventional.
She sold her personal and business belongings, bought a 32-foot RV, packed up her dog and cat—and hit the road. On her own.
What began as an adventure became an unexpected education in the meaning of home. With Tessa Bella and Duchess as her co-pilots, (a dog and cat duo with discerning taste), Tianna traveled across the country, working remotely while experiencing different regions, architecture, landscapes and ways of living along the way.
Living in 32 feet also has a funny way of teaching you what you actually need. Every inch had to earn its place. Function mattered. Comfort mattered. Storage definitely mattered. And the things she chose to surround herself with had to mean something.
Somewhere between California highways, small towns, changing landscapes and figuring out where to park a 32-foot home on wheels, an idea that had always been part of Tianna's design philosophy became even clearer:
Home isn't defined by square footage. It's defined by how it supports the life happening inside it.
After three years on the road, Tianna eventually landed in Ocala, Florida, drawn to its natural beauty, equestrian character and a pace of life that felt surprisingly familiar. It became the place to put down roots again—and the next chapter of Evoke Design Group.
Today, she brings all of those chapters to her work: real estate, staging, interior design, construction knowledge, travel, entrepreneurship and the experience of discovering firsthand just how personal the idea of home really is.
The result is an approach to design that's polished but livable, thoughtful without being precious, and deeply interested in the people who will actually inhabit the spaces she creates.
Toxic Isn’t Our Type; We like our materials like we like our people—Non Toxic!
Toxic Isn’t Our Type.
We believe beautiful interiors should support the people who live in them. Whenever possible, Evoke considers low-VOC finishes, healthier material options, indoor air quality, natural light and other wellness-conscious choices—without sacrificing beauty, performance or personality.
We’re a carefully curated contradiction— where lived-in meets luxurious, elevated meets down-to-earth, and old-world charm dances with modern whimsy.
BEAUTIFUL
but livable
REFINED
but never precious
PERSONAL
never predictable
Whether you're renovating, building, relocating or finally finishing the home you're already in, we'd love to hear what you're planning.