Dipl.Designer (FH)
Andreas Enslin

Andreas Enslin (born 1959) studied "Industrial Design" in Munich and founded his own design office while still a student. During this time he created mainly technically sophisticated products for companies such as Merck, Rodenstock, Siemens and Ytong. As head of design at GROHE, Enslin played a key role in shaping the brand and design of the faucet manufacturer until 2004. Since 2005, Andreas Enslin has headed the Miele Design Center and its team, which now numbers almost 50 team. He anchored design in the new innovation and product development process and founded the innovation network "Universal Home" (together with Vaillant and WMF) and has been vice president of the VDID e.V. since 2009. (Projects: "Networked Cooking Table", "Cognitive Computing ", "Invisible Kitchen", "kogniHome")