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

The Designer, Olivier Niewiadomski always aims to give things a clear formal language and logical functions.

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

The SF 27 was designed around 1927 in Sweden. You can clearly see the Bauhaus influences on the lamp: minimalist design language meets geometry and an enormo...

The DMB 30 ceiling lamp by Tecnolumen is based on a sketch by the artist Marianne Brandt from 1926. With metallic structure, glass cylinder and glass disc. F...

Wagenfeld Lamp Tecnolumen WG24 , Lotte am Bauhaus DVD, Bauhaus Shirt Kandinsky Art, Rosenthal Mug.

Classic, comfortable and elegant.

The name of this hanging lamp translates as “satellite”, as its shape and design are reminiscent of the moon.

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

From experiment to tubular steel classics - the side tables B 97

By combining contemporary design and classic elegance, the HOUDINI chair creates a balanced symbiosis between visual appeal and practical use.

The design and light object is oriented on the Bauhaus school of architecture and enables an infinite number of geometric design possibilities and colour com...