Interior Designer: Mueller Design with offices in Los Angeles and New York
Every interior design decision presents an opportunity, not a problem.
Interior designers are creators and curators of the built world. And as such, our primary responsibility is to provide people with an environment of beauty and comfort – of contemporary relevance and timeless endurance.
Mueller Design's interior design decisions are guided by the innate style of the building, our award-winning experience, and most importantly, a reflection of the property-owner’s taste.
Below are samples from some of our previous interior design projects.
Bathroom Design
Bathrooms are one of the most private spaces in a home. From natural marbles and sandstones, to artisan vanities and tub, multi-jet and steam shower systems and even radiant heat floors, our expert craftsman have the skills and experience to realize the sanctuary of your dreams. And whether you have a precise picture in your mind of what you want, or you'd like our designers to show you what is available, Mueller Design can transform your existing bathroom into a luxurious retreat that's as functional as it is beautiful.
New York Loft
This modern, hillside Bel Air estate, arranged in three levels, gives the impression the visitor has arrived at a luxury resort.
Visitors enter the top level circular rotunda and descend sweeping, twin-circular staircases to the main living quarters that offer unobstructed panoramic view of Los Angeles through sliding-glass pocket doors.
Coldwater Canyon
This modern, hillside estate, arranged in two levels, gives the impression the visitor has arrived at a luxury resort, offering panoramic view of Beverly Hills and the city below.
Toluca Lake
Toluca Lake became one of Hollywood's most exclusive neighborhoods in the 1930s when the likes of WC Fields, Bob Hope and Walt Disney called this secluded sanctuary home.
A stunning beach home located in the foothills of Laguna Nigel, this hillside residence seamlessly blends the modern aesthetic with a Moroccan influence to achieve an enchanted sanctuary.
This mid-century modern pied-a-terre, in the heart of Manhattan's Upper East Side, features silk paneled walls and mahogany wood furnishings to create a secluded retreat from the bustling city below.
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