Bauhaus Design
246 objects · 19 brands
Bauhaus design goes back to the school founded by Walter Gropius in Weimar in 1919, later based in Dessau and Berlin. It aimed to unite art, craft and industry, and to design...Read more
Bauhaus design goes back to the school founded by Walter Gropius in Weimar in 1919, later based in Dessau and Berlin. It aimed to unite art, craft and industry, and to design objects that could be made in series. Typical are basic geometric forms, primary colours, tubular and sheet steel, glass and a clear rule: function comes before decoration.
This page gathers modular furniture from UTIL, candle holders from STOFF Nagel, desks and table frames from Richard Lampert, cutlery and kitchen tools from Mono and aluminium furniture from Lehni, alongside pieces from Louis Poulsen, Georg Jensen, Service Projects and Frama. What connects them is the Bauhaus idea that a well-made everyday object is worth designing as carefully as a building.
Bauhaus design goes back to the school founded by Walter Gropius in Weimar in 1919, later based in Dessau and Berlin. It aimed to unite art, craft and industry, and to design objects that could be made in series. Typical are basic geometric forms, primary colours, tubular and sheet steel, glass and a clear rule: function comes before decoration.
This page gathers modular furniture from UTIL, candle holders from STOFF Nagel, desks and table frames from Richard Lampert, cutlery and kitchen tools from Mono and aluminium furniture from Lehni, alongside pieces from Louis Poulsen, Georg Jensen, Service Projects and Frama. What connects them is the Bauhaus idea that a well-made everyday object is worth designing as carefully as a building.
