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Developed in 1928 by designers Le Corbusier, Charlotte Perriand and Pierre Jeanneret as part of an avant-garde collection for the Paris Autumn Salon, the LC4...

The LC2 armchair by Cassina is part of a series of avant-garde furniture created by Le Corbusier in collaboration with designer Charlotte Perriand and his co...

Thonets Freischwinger S 64 is one of the first of its kind to belong today to the icons of modern design history.

One of the first examples of his genre is the S 32 cantilever chair by Thonet, which Marcel Breuer developed at the Bauhaus in the 1920s.

The elegant Adjustable Table by Eileen Gray shines with its unmistakable shape and shines as a side table thanks to its height adjustability.

Despite its voluminous appearance, the Classicon Bibendum armchair by Eileen Gray has a harmonious appearance and is particularly representative due to its u...

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

On the occasion of the Bauhaus anniversary, TECNOLUMEN presents the Wagenfeld lamp for the first time as a strictly limited silver edition.

On the occasion of the Bauhaus anniversary, TECNOLUMEN presents the Wagenfeld lamp for the first time as a strictly limited silver edition.

The Art Déco AD 32 Table Lamp is designed by France about 1930 and made by Tecnolumen.

The decorative “Cubelight” lighting object comes with 18 cubes made from real glass.

WG 27 - from the 30s to the new millennium. One could reduce the long way of the WG 27 table lamp to the essentials in this or a similar way.

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

The HL 99 luminaire classic among the hanging lamps was already designed before 1900 by an unknown designer and is one of the very first designs ever to be d...

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

The teapot warmer was designed in 1928 by Wilhelm Wagenfeld at the Bauhaus School in Weimar and is now produced by Tecnolumen.

Wilhelm Wagenfeld designed several versions of this very practical table utensil

The decorative “Cubelight” lighting object comes with 18 cubes made from real glass.

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

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

The Bauhaus Table Lamp embodies the essential idea that form follows function, as espoused by the influential Bauhaus school.

The Bauhaus Table Lamp embodies the essential idea that form follows function, as espoused by the influential Bauhaus school.

The Bauhaus Table Lamp embodies the essential idea that form follows function, as espoused by the influential Bauhaus school.

Designed in 1930 by Wilhelm Wagenfeld, the WNL 30 was conceived as a multi-purpose luminaire and, thanks to its minimalist design, does not need to shy away...

WG 28 - from the 30s to the new millennium. One could reduce the long way of the WG 28 table lamp to the essentials in this or a similar way.

In 1923, the Hungarian Gyula Pap designed the slim Bauhaus floor lamp BST 23 in the metal workshop of the State Bauhaus in Weimar.

The Bauhaus Table Lamp embodies the essential idea that form follows function, as espoused by the influential Bauhaus school.