More About Mona...
Mona has always had style. Her necklaces have never not “made a statement.” Her candlelit wedding dinner was unveiled from behind a curtain worthy of an opera house. And when she began to decorate her homes, beginning with a modest garden-level apartment, she was always able to achieve something inspiring out of a mix of the classic, the graphic, a pop of color, and two porcelain figures of kimono-clad ladies that have followed her everywhere. Other talents carried Mona through her undergraduate years at Brown University, an early career in politics, law school at Georgetown University, and onto a big DC law firm. But, as she sat in her associate’s office and thought mostly of how she would decorate her someday partner’s office, style finally won out. Mona took on design as a full-time career, first as an assistant in one of Washington, D.C.’s well-established firms, and finally launching Mona Ross Berman Interiors in 2004. Mona’s designs are sophisticated, lasting, and tailored – but also innovative and spirited. She excels at design that is not overworked or cliché and often uses color to surprising and joyful effect. Mona believes that great design is not driven by fads, but rather by enduring, thoughtful decisions that reflect the particular tastes, interests, and needs of each client. Her work has been featured in leading national publications, including House Beautiful, Philadelphia Magazine, Coastal Living, and The Wall Street Journal. Traditional Home named Mona one of its’ “2012 New Trad Designers.” – a list of designers “to watch.”
