MR. MITCHELL

MR. MITCHELL MR. MITCHELL is an interior design business for residential and commercial clients. We dont have a Great design brings people closer together. MITCHELL.

This simple philosophy is at the heart of everything we strive to achieve at MR. Welcome to our collaborative. We have spent more than fifteen years building strong relationships with the best in the industry, so we can share their knowledge and skills with you. Our team is more than just us. We are fortunate and proud to work with Australia's most talented Artisans, craftsmen and hard-working tradies. Thanks for the "Like". Andrew Mitchell
Director

18/05/2026

EAST MELBOURNE PROJECT

We’ve been engaged to redesign the public areas of an iconic 1970s apartment building in East Melbourne.

Over the decades, the building has undergone a number of upgrades, many of which have moved away from the character of the original architecture.

In these early-stage concepts, we’ve chosen to lean into what was strong about the 1970s design language, highlighting the expansive ceiling heights, introducing warmth and texture, and maximising acoustic materials to help the spaces feel more intimate and inviting.

The design also considers the balance between practical task lighting and softer ambient lighting, allowing the spaces to transition seamlessly from day to night.

Thanks W***y, Fleur and the whole team at  for a beautiful lunch today to launch a stunning new collection for Melbourne...
14/05/2026

Thanks W***y, Fleur and the whole team at for a beautiful lunch today to launch a stunning new collection for Melbourne Design Week.

It’s been 25 years of a seamless collaboration. Your exquisitely crafted furniture continues to be a staple in many of my design projects.

🇦🇺

26/03/2026

Concept Development.

When the brief from the client is “James Bond’s Aston Martin”…

Classic. Luxury. Sophistication.

Vale Mr. Mitchell.Yesterday I said a final farewell to my wonderful Dad, Roger Mitchell.After passing peacefully last we...
23/01/2026

Vale Mr. Mitchell.

Yesterday I said a final farewell to my wonderful Dad, Roger Mitchell.

After passing peacefully last week, the immediate family gathered for an intimate service and then toasted to his life at a beautiful lunch at Osteria Renata.

I chose to call my business MR. MITCHELL to honour my father. As a general surgeon in Ballarat, he was revered and respected by the community. His care and attention to his patients was unrivalled, and his dedication to his work was inspirational. I like to think that I’ve adopted much of the caring approach that made him so special.

He was a man of impeccable style, always caring about his appearance, right to the very end. His professionalism was softened by a beautiful, dry sense of humour.

As a father, he was firm but fair, working hard to provide a life of opportunity and adventure for his whole family.

One of my proudest professional moments was inviting Mum and Dad to the 14-year anniversary of my business. They got to meet many of my wonderful clients (most of whom I’m friends with today), tradespeople I’d worked with (and continue to work with) and favourite suppliers (who are still my favourite suppliers). It was a chance for my parents to see the community that I was proud to be a part of.

Although Dad is no longer with us, his spirit will always live on for me through the values he passed onto me that shape who I am as a person and as a business operator.

Love you Dad. Miss you already.

❤️❤️❤️

25/12/2025

HAPPY BOXING DAY!

We managed to get access to exclusive footage of a visit from the North Pole to our Ashburton clients’ home yesterday.

We hope everyone has a safe, festive and relaxing holiday season.

Much love from the team at MR.MITCHELL Interiors. 🎄❤️🎅🏻

PORTSEA BEACH HOUSETaking inspiration from the modernist lines of mid-century architecture, our Portsea Beach House proj...
10/12/2025

PORTSEA BEACH HOUSE

Taking inspiration from the modernist lines of mid-century architecture, our Portsea Beach House project combines a contemporary design aesthetic with the softness of an unstructured organic approach to decoration.

We were engaged by the clients for a full redesign of the interior (including all furniture and accessories) and exterior, including extensive remodelling of the kitchen and bathrooms, redesign of the pool and rear deck, and even consultation on the landscape design and plant selections.

A striking 9 metre long Spotted Gum kitchen island bench spread over split levels is the central focal point for the entire home, and serves as a food preparation area, a casual meals table and an elegant bar seating area for evening cocktails.

Colourful patterned tiles on the kitchen splashback are a nod to the client’s Portuguese heritage, and bring in a casual playfulness that is continued throughout the home.

Modern technology is integrated within the rustic overlay of materials and decorative elements, making the home livable, relaxed and approachable. Exactly what’s demanded of a beach house on the peninsula.

Lighting is a mix of contemporary architectural pieces from Flos and Mondo Luce. The pendants in the dining room were custom-made from old lobster pots, and the feature pendant over the kitchen island is handwoven by First Nations women from the Northern Territory, purchased through Koskela.

Furniture pieces were custom designed or sourced through local Melbourne suppliers.

THE MITTAGONG HOUSEInspired by the notion of simultaneously celebrating and creating legacy, The Mittagong House was des...
01/12/2025

THE MITTAGONG HOUSE

Inspired by the notion of simultaneously celebrating and creating legacy, The Mittagong House was designed to pay respect to passed family members and create a new family home that would honour their memory in perpetuity.

A palette of coal, clay and eucalypt green was chosen, inspired by the regeneration of the surrounding forest after the devastating bushfires. The concrete slab is burnished to a deep coal colour, exterior timbers are to be charred and interior timbers stained black. Delicate Japanese mosaics glazed in shades of green and black are representational of singed leaves, and green quartzite stone slabs and mosaics celebrate the emergence of new life after the blazes.

Diiva Kitchen bar stools by
Jewel Entry Table and Cloud Scalloped Bed by
Beetle Dining Chairs by
Emerald Float Wall Lights (bedroom) and Fini Wall Sconces (bathroom) by

3D visualisations by Rodrigo Rabaco

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