Staatliches Bauhaus

The Staatliches Bauhaus was a highly influential German school of design, architecture, and art founded in 1919. It aimed to combine crafts and fine arts, emphasizing function, simplicity, and modern materials. The school promoted innovative approaches to architecture, furniture, and everyday objects, shaping modern design principles. Despite its closure in 1933 under political pressure, Bauhaus's ideas spread worldwide, impacting architecture, industrial design, and art education, and fostering a culture that values practicality, minimalism, and creativity.