Bauhaus Accessoires

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

A notebook that concentrates on the essentials and is of high quality in material and production

A notebook that concentrates on the essentials and is of high quality in material and production

In honor of the 100th anniversary of the founding of the Bauhaus.

Wilhelm Wagenfeld designed several versions of this very practical table utensil

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

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

The Bauhaus Chessboard combines the principles of Bauhaus design with the strategic spirit of chess.

This 1924 ashtray is one of the earliest designs by Marianne Brandt and dates back to the beginning of her activity at the Bauhaus.

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

LEUCHTTURM1917 celebrates the geometry of design and 100 years of Bauhaus with the “Everything starts from a dot.”

This wooden puzzle is an hommage to the Bauhaus Dessau building