Bauhaus Style

The Bauhaus style celebrates clean functionality. Geometric shapes, industrial materials: form follows function.

Incorporate Bauhaus style with a Wassily chair, a tubular desk, primary colors (red, blue, yellow), and pure geometric lines.

Pitfall: a cold and impersonal Bauhaus interior. Warm it up with wood, textiles, and plants for livability.

Key materials in Bauhaus style are steel, glass, and wood. They are chosen for their clean, functional aesthetics, without superfluous ornamentation.

For Bauhaus-inspired lighting, opt for simple lamps with geometric lines, such as cubic or cylindrical pendant lights. Focus on raw materials like metal or glass.

Bauhaus patterns are characterized by pure geometric shapes, such as squares, rectangles, circles, or straight lines. They are often in black and white, for a minimalist visual effect.

For a Bauhaus touch, opt for objects with clean lines, such as cylindrical vases, square wall clocks, or cubic table lamps. Avoid overly cluttered decorations.

To soften an overly austere Bauhaus interior, you can combine it with warmer elements, such as natural wood furniture or soft textiles. This will create contrast and softness.