Evert Milles was a Swedish architect and half-brother of the sculptor Carl Milles. He specialized in restorations of churches and manors and designed several churches, including St. Erik's Church in Sollentuna. As a close associate of Carl Milles, he was hired to design the renovations and extensions of Millesgården, which was originally designed in 1908 by the architect Karl M. Bengtsson. Evert also designed villas in Djursholm and the entrance hall of the Sisters of the Holy Cross in Djursholm.



One of his last works at Millesgården was the lower terrace, with the new residence of Olga and Carl Milles, "Anne's House"; it was largely finished by the time of Carl Milles' death on September 19, 1955.



 Evert Milles is buried at Lidingö Cemetery.

Restoration of Sigtuna Town Hall 1914



St. Erik's Church, Sollentuna 1927–1930, extended with a tower 1937



Töre Church, Töre in Kalix Municipality, 1936



Entrance building for the Birgitta Sisters' Convent, Djursholm



Participation in the reconstruction and extension of Millesgården, Lidingö) from 1911



Björnö Manor 1938



Oshults Gård, Pjätteryd parish, Småland



Skånska Gården, Vikingshill, Saltsjö-Boo 1919



Several cottages in Trolldalen, Lidingö.



Apartment buildings in Stockholm.