Bauhaus (design school)

The Bauhaus was a revolutionary art and design school founded in Germany in 1919. It emphasized unity between art, craft, and technology, promoting functional, simple, and innovative design. The school sought to break down traditional boundaries between artists and craftsmen, encouraging Collaboration across disciplines like architecture, graphic design, furniture, and textiles. Bauhaus ideas influenced modern aesthetics by highlighting clean lines, geometric shapes, and practical materials. Its teachings continue to shape design principles today, emphasizing functionality and minimalism, and fostering a holistic approach to creating aesthetically pleasing yet useful objects and environments.