The Bauhaus Design School

The Bauhaus Design School, founded in Germany in 1919, was an influential institution that revolutionized art, architecture, and design. It emphasized the unity of form and function, promoting simplicity, practicality, and the use of modern materials. Bauhaus encouraged collaboration among artists, craftsmen, and designers to create innovative and accessible everyday objects, architecture, and visual art. Its ideas helped shape modern aesthetics and design principles that continue to influence contemporary architecture, product design, and art today.