A Tribute to Pioneering Women Artists of the Bauhaus

Award-winner of the interior innovation award 2014

This lamp was designed by Marianne Brandt as early as 1926 and already enjoyed such popularity that it was produced in series.

Table lamp in chrome-plated and black lacquered metal, polished aluminium, opal glass.

The Solar Rug celebrates Lara Bohinc classic Eclipse motif taking inspiration from the signature jewellery collection.

Together with Hans Przyrembel, Marianne Brandt designed this well-known pendant luminaire, the height of which can be adjusted by means of a pendulum pull an...

As the only female master of the Bauhaus, textile artist Gunta Stölzl is arguably the single most influential figure in the modern history of Western woven art.

The series Homage to the Square is considered one of Josef Albers most famous and important works.

The series Homage to the Square is considered one of Josef Albers most famous and important works.

In 1950, former Bauhaus master Josef Albers began his series Homage to the Square at the age of 62. Over the next 26 years, Josef Albers produced hundreds of...

Together with Hans Przyrembel, Marianne Brandt designed this well-known pendant luminaire, the height of which can be adjusted by means of a pendulum pull an...

Gunta Stölzl brought modern art into handloom art and later became the first master at the Bauhaus.

The colourful composition of the Bauhaus Carpet No. 1 by Gertrud Arndt is a design from 1924.

An icon of German weaving. Design Carpet No. 2 was designed and manufactured for the room of Walter Gropius.

Marianne Brandt's tea extract jug from 1924 is considered one of the most important icons of the Bauhaus.

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