Collection: Bauhaus

Bauhaus, which operated from 1919 to 1933, was a revolutionary German art school that became a cornerstone of modern design, architecture, and art. Founded by Walter Gropius, the Bauhaus aimed to bridge the gap between craftsmanship and mass production by uniting fine arts with functional design. Its philosophy centered on simplicity, functionality, and the idea that form follows function, influencing countless aspects of 20th-century aesthetics. Despite its closure due to political pressures, the Bauhaus legacy endures through its profound impact on modernist art and design. By embracing its principles, you invite a timeless fusion of form and function into your space. Its influence continues to inspire and shape the world of design.