Mysterious staging and unique light effects: Dortmund photographer André Kruthoffer showcases MÜHLE products.

Organic Designs

Dortmund-based photographer Sebastian André Kruthoffer concentrates on conceptual series and manifold forms of still-life photography. He has an expert eye for mysterious productions and illumination.

No matter where: the chrome-plated stand for the Hexagon shaving set by Mark Braun

Mother nature surely is an incredible designer. Not bad either is Mark Braun who designed the Hexagon series. Brush and handle, material anodised aluminium

Don’t worry – it doesn’t prick: Silvertip Fibre shaving brush from the Sophist series with a handle made from porcelain

A naturally occurring substance: the alum stone was originally part of every barbers equipment and is today used as after shave and deodorant

This photo series has first been published in the print edition of 30 Grad in autumn 2019.

27. August 2024

Lord of the Rings

Christian Werner is one of the few who still practises the traditional wheelwright’s craft. A visit in the Ore Mountains.

“Design is a powerful tool”

In addition to furniture, luminaires and clocks, he designed the Hexagon series for MÜHLE: product designer Mark Braun in conversation with Andreas Müller.

“Gardening is balm to my soul”

Andreas Müller on how gardening helps him in his everyday life.

“Dressing up is a conversation starter”

New York street fashion photographer Johnny Cirillo has captivated a massive audience with his Instagram account @watchingnewyork.A conversation with him about beauty, masculinity, and beards.

Inside MÜHLE: Max Spitzner

From milling to micrometres: In MÜHLE’s production, Max Spitzner makes sure every detail is spot on.

The Architecture of Shaving

Photographer Mirko Hertel is known for his inventive nature. When encountering difficulties in procuring specific decorative elements, he takes it upon himself to create them.

All for the beans

The cult espresso machines by Olympia are popular worldwide. Visiting the heritage company in Switzerland.

“I am obsessed with my hair”

Style, shaving and rituals: Writer and stylist Benedict Browne on British elegance and personal grooming routines.

Greasy Italy

Lenz Koppelstätter confesses his love for greasy hair – and attributes this to his Italian origins.

G as in Gesichtsrasur

Osman, my barber!

First visit to the barber, and then in Istanbul: Our author Lenz Koppelstätter overcomes his fear of haircuts thanks to a true craftsman.

„Roots for Tomorrow“

At its 80th anniversary, MÜHLE supports the re-greening of Uganda. A story about responsibility, impact, and why every contribution matters now.

Inside MÜHLE: Thomas König

A manufactory relies on highly skilled employees. Long hours of practice have produced quite a few masters. Allow us to introduce some of them to you.

D as in Dachshaar

The animal is of special interest to connoisseurs of the fine wet shave because of its fur. The hair is delicate and elastic and produces an especially creamy and thick lather.

“I only wash my hair with eggs”

Between Lady Gaga fantasies, moisturizers, and shaving rituals: a conversation about masculinity and grooming.

“Respect people’s ideas – no matter how crazy they may be”

He has been working at the MÜHLE Store in Berlin since 2015: Deniz Uzunoglu is a barber with a lot of experience and a great deal of insight into people. A visit.

“I really enjoy shaving”

Between wine and shaving: Peter Bohn on rituals, indulgence, and the finer things in life.

„More spaces for beauty and self-care“

Artist, designer, journalist: Anton Rahlwes deals a lot with aesthetics and its social significance. A conversation.

Outer Values

A man, many compliments – and the question: Is that even allowed anymore? A column by Moritz Herrmann.

Here comes the sun

And how do you handle sun protection? Author Florian Siebeck on his attitude to skin aging.

Inside MÜHLE: Nick Mills

A brand thrives not only through its products but also through the people who represent it every day. MÜHLE has a strong presence not only in Germany but also with its own shop in the heart of London. There, Nick is the face of the brand.

J as in Juchten leather

“It has to be refreshing and burn a bit”

With the fragrance label Atelier Oblique, designer Mario Lombardo has added another dimension to his world of design. A conversation about beauty, routines, and fragrances.

A glass of Home

He is a fourth-generation winemaker, his white wines are among the best in the world: visiting Cornelius Dönnhoff

Going Blonde

Inspired by Sick Boy, baffled by the world – our author Moritz Herrmann dared to go blonde and collided with the last certainties of masculinity.

The ambassadors of the Ore Mountains

Benjamin Unger has earned himself a Michelin star with St. Andreas in Aue. Together with his childhood friend Andreas Müller, he talks about the joy of creating, their home region and the vegetable harvest.

Help, what’s this man bun about!

From samurai warriors to Tinder swipes: our author Ulf Lippitz on the eternal comeback of the man bun.

Business before pleasure

Far away from the big cities MÜHLE’s employees have plenty of time to pursue their passions. Allow us to introduce five of them.

True Colours

In every issue, a photographer reinterprets MÜHLE products – this time, Berlin-based still life expert Matthias Weingärtner showcases the HEXAGON series.

A as in Aufschäumen

Aufschäumen means to lather up, which is the first step for any shave. What you need: shaving brush and shaving soap or shaving cream.

Masculinity’s motor oil

From teenage overcompensation to botanical restraint – a personal journey through drugstore shelves, natural cosmetics, and the quiet relief of smelling just right.

Fjords of fabric

When the old looms were to be sold, Mario Sierra decided without further ado to revive his grandmother's textile production.

Precision in Every Tick: How Lang & Heyne Crafts Mechanical Masterpieces by Hand

From Glashütte to Radeberg: At Lang & Heyne, each timepiece is a tribute to Saxon craftsmanship – handmade, mechanical, and built to last generations.

Inside MÜHLE: Corina Aschmuteit

Whether it’s heading to the next village or New York City – MÜHLE products travel the world. But their journey always begins locally. In the packaging department, Corina is one of the people making sure every item leaves the factory in perfect condition.

Of craftspeople, tinkerers and inventors