Bauhaus Accessoires

This tea canister designed by Wilhelm Wagenfeld is a classic form of the Bauhaus movement.

At the center of the Medusa Madness porcelain collection is the iconic symbol of the House of Versace - the mysterious Medusa.

Whether for the home, office or conference room, Max Bill wall clocks are a purist statement for any space.

Ferdinand Kramer created a purposeful, timeless design.

The CHOP chopping board is an aesthetic addition to any kitchen and at the same time offers a solid and reliable work surface for professional applications.

The chess figures by Josef Hartwig embody the essence of Bauhaus ideas

The playful DOTTO blanket in the unique design by e15 presents itself with vibrant colors and an extraordinary feel, perfect for all seasons.

Geometry and colour. This collector‘s item is a replica of the historic cradle designed by Peter Keler in 1922 during his apprenticeship at the Bauhaus.

Based on the simple shapes of the sphere and the circle, Gropius created a form that always looks different in different designs, yet always inspires the same.

Based on the simple shapes of the sphere and the circle, Gropius created a form that always looks different in different designs, yet always inspires the same.

Based on the simple shapes of the sphere and the circle, Gropius created a form that always looks different in different designs, yet always inspires the same.

A tribute to the right angle