Mona Ross Berman was featured in July/August’s Issue of Bergen, Health and Life. The article was called Color Therapy:

When one of Doron’s best customers “who
always purchased my own personal favorites” mentioned
one day that she was an interior designer,
Doron knew they were drawn to the same colors
and styles. That customer was Philadelphia-based
designer Mona Ross Berman. “I had never used an
interior designer before,” says Doron, “but I knew
that we had the same taste and that I liked her.” Berman
eased Doron into decorating, helping her with
her home in Bryn Mawr, Pa., and some remodeling
of one of her stores. When Doron and her husband
decided to build a beach house on the Jersey Shore
in Strathmere, Doron comissioned Berman to decorate
it “soup to nuts,” Doron explains. “Mona says it
was fun because I let her run with it.”

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Mona Ross Berman Interiors is on Decor Pad.

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It’s a classic decorating dilemma: A young family with modern design sensibilities falls in love with an oh-so-traditional house.  But loving a house and living in it are two different things.  Designer Mona Ross Berman needed to find natural ways to marry the classic atmosphere with practical living when her clients (and long-time friends) asked her to renovate their 100-year-old Philadelphia estate.

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Designer Mona Ross Berman opened her eponymous design firm in Philadelphia in 2004, and has been steadily increasing her client base and expanding into new markets ever since. Her aesthetic as a designer is rooted in the classics, but marked by a fresh and fun twist. She approaches every project as a unique opportunity to explore new ideas and find solutions for her clients.

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Next, I hired Mona Ross Berman, an interior designer based in Philadelphia, to help me stage my apartment. I needed a fresh pair of eyes to transform my boring two-bedroom into a beautiful space. But rather than simply make my current home more attractive to a buyer, I also wanted to select some new furnishings that I could take with me to my next house. I’ll admit that I spent more money than I would have if I hired a traditional home stager. But I actually feel as if I got a better bang for my buck since I now have some gorgeous lamps, pillows and curtains that I can take with me.

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Maureen Doron’s favorite spring look at her Bryn Mawr store is a Milly floral coat over a striped dress. So it’s no surprise the owner of Skirt wanted to use color and pattern in the first home she bought at 29 with her husband, Nathan.

“I wanted it to be classic, yet young and fresh,” she says of the stone Colonial in Broomall. She also wanted it to look finished even before she moved in.

Mona Ross Berman was just the kindred spirit to help Doron. But the Chestnut Hill designer presented her with an element banished by the previous generation of homeowners – wallpaper.

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