CBS News Atlanta featured Rooted Interiors and the story of a Georgia family of nine whose house we had the privilege of turning into a home.

At Rooted Interiors, we believe securing housing should not be the end of someone's journey out of homelessness. It should be the beginning of what comes next.

Dorothy's Story in Her Own Words. We were so moved by her words that we wanted to share them exactly as she wrote them.

What if a home could truly heal? At Rooted Interiors, we believe design restores dignity, reduces stress, and creates stability for families leaving homelessness. Research shows thoughtful spaces—through light, layout, and organization—improve mental health and well-being. Because an empty space can still feel uncertain, but a designed home creates peace, safety, and a fresh start.

For the first time in his life, Montavus has something he has been searching for since childhood — a place to call home. And for him and his boys, this is just the beginning.

Amanda was referred to us by My Sister's Place after walking through one of the hardest seasons of her life. But what stands out most about Amanda isn’t just what she has been through — it’s who she has become on the other side of it.

Hi, my name is Jasmine, I’m 23 years old and I have a 2-year-old daughter. Majority of my life I suffered with depression, and when I got pregnant, I was at the lowest point of my life.

Both mom and dad grew up with broken beginnings—loss, instability, and the absence of steady parental love. Yet as teens they found each other and dreamed of building the kind of home they never had.

As the summer sun shines bright, so does the mission of Rooted Interiors!

The family we served was referred to Fully Furnished, and through God’s perfect timing, we joined together to provide both the basics and the beauty that would help this family begin again — rooted in love.