Jonathan R. Rondinelli is an acclaimed interior designer who has been personally guided by the most renowned design and real estate professionals globally. He is currently one of the most exciting, publishable talents on the international scene. His innate facility for drama and imagination is unparalleled; combined with a sense of sophistication appropriate for royalty, Mr. Rondinelli’s extraordinary pedigree affords him the ability of creating the most lavish, substantial interiors of our time. It is Jonathan’s passion for luxury that has truly made him a tour de force within his chosen field at the highest of levels. His collection of capacities has led him to a celebration of this passion with a select, diverse group of clientele, which includes several members of the Fortune 500. Current notable projects include: the full renovation of the William Bacon Schiller estate in Sewickley Heights, Pennsylvania, a property on Gordon Drive in Naples, Florida and a $100,000,000 penthouse design in New York City dedicated to his friend and mentor, Geoffrey Bradfield, a prominent, world-leading interior designer.

Mr. Rondinelli also regularly enjoys his other artistic passion – concert pianism. In addition to being an alumnus member of the Aspen Music Festival & School, accomplishments within that discipline have led him to study under virtuoso legends ala Herbert Stessin of The Juilliard School and the last of the great Romantic pianists, Earl Wild. Before his thirteenth birthday, Jonathan had not only begun performing piano at a professional level, but had also completed his first interior design project. This bedroom suite featured a self-designed custom marquetry headboard, which highlighted various exotic woods sold by the ounce – all quite the feat for a pre-teen.

As a still young, but prolific designer, Jonathan R. Rondinelli maintains a committed focus to intelligently stretching the limits of fantasy, luxury and the finest standards of living. If you do have the privilege of experiencing any of his spaces in person, “Don’t forget to breathe.”

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