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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.

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

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.

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.

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...

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

Two years later, the pioneer of industrial design Wilhelm Wagenfeld created this floor lamp to match the popular table lamp.

Wilhelm Wagenfeld designed several versions of this very practical table utensil

The VIER side table skillfully combines form and function, offers a clear and elegant shelf and blends seamlessly into a wide variety of furnishing styles.

This elegant bentwood classic is a masterpiece by the Thonet brothers

This elegant bentwood classic is a masterpiece by the Thonet brothers

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