Donna Mondi is the Founder and Principle Designer at Donna Mondi Interior Design (DMID), a high-end luxury interior design studio. Celebrating 20 years in the industry, certified by the American Society of Interior Design as well as the National Council for Interior Design, Donna Mondi is known for her signature style which blends classicism with modernity, while adding a touch of tension through
unexpected elements. Inspired by a long love affair with European architecture and furniture design along with 20th century American style, Donna’s work showcases influence from Hollywood Regency to Mid-Century Modern. The firms’ approach is to infuse interiors with elements of different periods and styles to create timeless, unpredictable surroundings. By merging traditional and contemporary style, the end result is interiors with layered textures, avant-garde elements, and cutting-edge styling. Donna Mondi Interior Design offers a wide variety of services including new construction, interior renovations, space planning, color selection and coordination, lighting design and architectural planning, among others. The firm also supports local artisans and sources from vendors across the world. Recently completed projects include a modern penthouse unit for a newlywed couple, an eclectic condo in Chicago’s groundbreaking One Bennett Park high-rise designed by New York’s darling Robert A. Stern architectural group, and six clients at the legendary No9 Walton Neo-classical condo building in Chicago’s Gold Coast (home to Ken Griffin). In 2020, Donna was named as one of the "Top 100 Interior Designers in the World" by the Andrew Martin Design Review. Donna’s work within the design community has garnered her extreme praise, being known as one of the “Top 20 Interior Designers in Chicago” and “Top 200 Influencers in the Home Design Industry.” DMID has also earned seven coveted ASID Design Excellence Awards and was included in LUXE Interiors + Design’s GOLD LIST for 2019 and 2020. Her work has been featured in top publications such as Architectural Digest, Elle Decor, Traditional Home, The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal and Forbes.
