Meet Mark Brunetz.
Mark Brunetz is an award-winning Los Angeles interior designer known for creating deeply personal, transformative spaces that elevate how people live, feel, and function.
With over 30 years of experience, an Emmy-winning television career, and work featured in Architectural Digest, Elle Decor, and The New York Times, Mark brings a rare combination of design expertise, media influence, and real-world impact to every project. He is also a bestselling author and sought-after keynote speaker, and was named to the LUXE Interiors + Design Gold List in 2026.
Through the lens of design, Mark approaches each project as an opportunity to align environment with intention—crafting interiors that feel as meaningful as they are refined.
Mark first gained national recognition as the design lead on the Emmy Award–winning series Clean House, where he helped transform hundreds of homes across the country. Over more than 300 episodes, he developed a reputation for creating spaces that were not only beautiful, but deeply impactful—improving the way people lived on a daily basis.
Through his television career, Mark’s work has reached audiences in more than 30 countries—establishing an international following and influence. Recognized for his distinct point of view, he has been sought out by leading media companies for his expertise in design and transformation.
His practice spans a diverse range of residential and commercial projects, alongside a substantial body of work in design-focused media. Known for his ability to blend luxury with authenticity, Mark creates interiors that are both elevated and deeply personal—reflecting each client’s individuality and the unique context of every space.
For clients, this translates into a design experience that is both deeply personal and expertly guided—where every decision is intentional, and every detail contributes to a cohesive and considered whole.
His studio is built on long-standing relationships, with the majority of clients referred by past clients and trusted partners—a reflection of the care, clarity, and consistency he brings to every project.
Mark’s approach is rooted in collaboration, clarity, and trust. Each project is thoughtfully developed to support not just how a space looks, but how it functions, feels, and evolves over time.
For Mark, design is more than aesthetics—it's transformation. His work is driven by the belief that well-designed spaces have the power to elevate the human experience, leaving a lasting and positive imprint on those who inhabit them.
Origins
Mark Brunetz hails from Cleveland, Ohio, where he was raised in a family of makers and entrepreneurs—considering himself a fourth-generation artisan.
His great-grandfather was a professional wallpaper hanger for the Western Reserve Historical Society, his grandfather was a licenced contractor and developer who constructed more than 50 custom homes throughout the Cleveland area, and his mother is an accomplished interior designer and vintage furniture expert. From an early age, he developed a deep appreciation for craftsmanship, detail, and the emotional impact of thoughtfully designed spaces.
Before entering the design world, his career followed an unconventional path. After completing post-graduate studies in human performance, he relocated to Los Angeles and began working with the Jane Fonda Workout in Beverly Hills. There, he created and led multiple fitness programs and products with global success—bringing him into people’s homes long before he began designing interiors, and shaping his understanding of how thoughtfully crafted experiences can influence behavior, connection, and ultimately, the way people live.
He later expanded into entertainment and media, co-founding a production company with Sandra Bullock and contributing to major film and television productions. Immersed in that world at the highest level, he developed a deep understanding of presentation, storytelling, and the emotional impact of space.
Having traveled to more than 35 countries—and continuing to explore new cultures—Mark brings a global perspective to his work, drawing inspiration from architecture, materials, and the ways people live around the world.
He then served as Creative Director of Special Events at Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino in Las Vegas, where he oversaw large-scale experiences for international clientele and multi-million-dollar budgets. The role refined his ability to manage complexity at scale—balancing vision, logistics, and execution with precision.
In 1999, he formally transitioned into design—reconnecting with his roots in building and interiors while bringing a multidisciplinary background in media, production, and consumer experience to his work. He went on to found his Los Angeles–based interior design studio, where he has since developed a body of work defined by clarity, intention, and transformation. For clients, this diverse foundation translates into a uniquely holistic approach—one that considers not only how a space looks, but how it functions, feels, and ultimately enhances the way people live.
