Bauhaus Around You Card Deck
$28.00
The Bauhaus Around You Card Deck is a creative exercise that uses the designs and ideas from the design movement to challenge users to find similar elements in real life. Illustrated by …
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Link About It: This Week’s Picks
An opera in a Bauhaus swimming pool, counterculture in the internet age, a hotel-cinema hybrid and more
Gunta Stölzl Orchard Bauhaus Blanket
$450.00
This authorized reproduction of Gunta Stölzl’s Bauhaus bedspread comes from Wallace Sewell, in celebration of 100 years of the German design school. Part homage, part reimagining, this throw harkens back to those …
Bauhaus Edition 01 Trunks
$140.00
Referencing the simple forms of the beloved German design movement, Timo’s aptly named “Bauhaus Edition 01” swim trunks are bold yet sophisticated. Covered in black, white, green, red and yellow geometric shapes, …
The ABCs of Triangle, Square, Circle
$28.00
First published in 1991, The ABCs of Triangle, Square, Circle: The Bauhaus and Design Theory is a collection of essays that traces the origin and impact of the movement. From graphic design to …
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Bauhaus Versions of Famous Logos
Honoring the Bauhaus centennial (Walter Gropius founded the German art school in 1919), 99designs opened a competition asking designers to reimagine famous logos in Bauhaus style. This saw Burger King morph into …
Link About It: This Week’s Picks
The world's earliest drawing, talking trees, uncensored video games and more
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Ise Gropius aka Mrs Bauhaus
Walter Gropius is the name most commonly attached to the wildly influential Bauhaus movement, but his wife Ise was an equally significant creative partner. Oftentimes remembered as a “widow, archivist, interpreter and promoter of …
The Albers Foundation at NYC’s The NOMA
Up close on unique art pieces from the twentieth-century modernism pioneers
Bauhaus Chess Set
$340.00
Instead of castles, horses and crowns, this wooden chess set uses geometric shapes to signpost each piece’s function. Originally designed by Joseph Hartwig in 1923, the minimalist, Bauhaus-style game has been brought …