“Asthetics are a Form of Respect”
Visiting MÜHLE’s trading partner Daisuke Seeberger in Tokyo: His perspective on assortment and brand building has shaped the company.
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Inside MÜHLE: Max Spitzner
From milling to micrometres: In MÜHLE’s production, Max Spitzner makes sure every detail is spot on.
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.
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.
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.
“It’s about people’s well-being”
What’s the key to good management nowadays? Should you still wield power, or should you treat your staff as equals? A conversation about the balancing act of being boss.
Inside MÜHLE: Anja Schmidt
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.
Inside MÜHLE: Dana Härtel
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.
Inside MÜHLE: Lukas Berthold
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.
Inside MÜHLE: Cathrin Hörnig
“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.
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.
Of craftspeople, tinkerers and inventors
Porcelain, watches, shaving products – almost nowhere else in Germany is the density of traditional manufactories as high as it is in Saxony. Why is that?
MÜHLE Inside: Daniel Löffler
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.
How do you give a production hall a soul?
There’s a newcomer on the MÜHLE company premises, whose architecture is derived from the company's values.