The Bauhaus Bestseller

It wasn’t a cantilever chair, it wasn’t a table lamp, it wasn’t even a teapot – the Bauhaus design that sold best in its day was actually the wallpaper!

"Song from the last Bauhaus Party 1933"

Carl Marx, 1977

The Last Bauhaus Student

Harry Seidler studied under the Bauhaus teachers Walter Gropius, Josef Albers, and Marcel Breuer, even after the Bauhaus closed

The Power of Color and Form at Bauhaus

Why is the triangle yellow and the circle blue?

From the Bauhaus to the Black Mountain

How the ideas of the German pioneer designers lived on in the woods of North Carolina

Bauhaus in Oranje

Did the Dutch avant-garde influence the Bauhaus, or was it the other way around?

The Sound of Colours

Wassily Kandinsky's "Yellow-Red-Blue", 1925

The 'Finest Campus' in Africa

Built by Bauhaus student Arieh Sharon, inspired by the Yoruba people

Bauhaus Teachers at Isokon

Follow their journey from when the Nazis took power in Germany to their stopover in the Isokon flats in London

Stay in the Bauhäusler Studios

The former studios of the students of the Bauhaus are now guest rooms that you can rent

Marcel Breuer's Buildings

From inventor of tubular steel furniture to architect

The Jackpot

Oskar Schlemmers "Divided half figure to the right" 1923

10 Things You Need To Know About The Founder Of The Bauhaus

Get to know Walter Gropius

When Gropius met Niemeyer

Oscar Niemeyer, Brazil’s great modern architect, had little time for the Bauhaus. Or did he?

A Treasure Trove of Typefaces

At the Bauhaus the first graphic designers were trained – and one of the things they practised on was developing new fonts

The Controversial Director

Better Living with the Bauhaus

Unbuilt Bauhaus Architecture

Many an idea at the Bauhaus remained as no more than a utopia – the designs from back then that were never built still look timeless and modern to us today

The Bauhaus Women’s Class

The weaving workshop was more than just a dumping ground for women after their foundation course.

A Study Guide to the Bauhaus

Join us on a journey through time to 1927 at the Dessau Bauhaus

Model Houses for the Modern Age

Between 1925 and 1932 the ‘Bauhäusler’ experimented in Dessau with working, living and housing for a new age and built revolutionary prototypes for the future.

The Building of the Future

A tour of the famous Bauhaus building, built after designs by Walter Gropius in Dessau in 1925-6

The Discovery of Photography

The medium was emerging in the 1920s, becoming a favorite area for experimenting at the Bauhaus

The silent Visionary

Carl Fieger - the Man behind Walter Gropius