Known from my 5 year gig on Home + Garden Television, HGTV, I live + work in New York City designing beautifully comfortable homes.
Exposed to the high + low as seen through the eyes of my Clients + Vendors, I'm extremely fortunate to be invited into their private spaces. Constantly reminded of how our surroundings are so uniquely personal + affect us so profoundly, fuels the passion for my creativity. Living with style can be easily attained with the guidance of a trained eye + resourceful approachable Designer.
As a boutique firm, we are available to work with you one-on-one either in person or remotely via the phone/web. I offer many levels of interior design, renovation, project management, purchasing + consultation services. Please visit my firm's website for a formal introduction.
Here on my Blog, I offer a casual insight into the New York City Interior Design scene. Parties ~ product launches ~ trade only events ~ charity happenings ~ etc. You're invited to subscribe to our musings + follow at your choice of design venues listed below.
As always you are invited to call or email me directly with any design questions.
Appreciate you stopping by today ~m
Mindy Miles Greenberg, Allied ASID
Encore Decor Interior Design + Renovation
NYC Area - Long Island - Hamptons - Global
Your Life. Your Stlye. Your Home.
917. 974. 4500
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Debbie Reynolds is having a tag sale.
Thousands of the most iconic costumes + props Hollywood has ever seen, could be yours. Just image owning Judy Garland's ruby-red slippers from the "Wizard of Oz"? (1939) Oh my.
June 11, 2011 in Fashion 
When I was in art school, the curator of the Whitney gave my class a private tour of the gallery. A Rothko was on display. One of the group said their sister could have painted a whole canvas all orange. The curator passionately explained what made this relatively simple looking color field painting important enough to hang in a museum was that it was the first time something like this was ever done. Conviction demands respect.
November 25, 2010 in Art Auctions, Christie's, Mark Rothko, Rauchenberg, Warhol 
