Bauhaus Accessoires

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

Classic geometry, revolutionary design

Josef Hartwig's chess pieces from 1923 are characterized by clearly reduced forms.

Planned design is the central content of architecture. Time for the room was designed by Max Bill in 1958 in cooperation with Junghans. The result is purist...

Josef Hartwig's chess pieces from 1923 are characterized by clearly reduced forms.

Furniture? Sculpture or toy? A bit of it all. ROKKI is both a playful stool and side table.

Classic geometry, revolutionary design

NONA chess pieces by Annabelle Klute, 2021, are characterized by minimalist design, inspired by the possible moves on the chessboard.

CALVERT is a modern coffee table with a chessboard pattern that makes the perfect accessory for any living room.

Discover a new dimension of chess with the NONA chessboard, in which tradition and innovation merge in a unique way.

A replica of Kazimir Malevich’s ALPHA architecton

Wilhelm Wagenfeld designed several versions of this very practical table utensil

This pot is part of the tea and coffee set designed by Marianne Brandt in 1924.