Bauhaus

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Editorial illustration for How Modernist Principles Redefined Furniture and Shape Interiors Today
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How Modernist Principles Redefined Furniture and Shape Interiors Today

Modernist furniture design, rooted in principles of function, simplicity, and material honesty, revolutionized interiors in the 20th century. Its enduring legacy continues to shape contemporary luxury spaces, emphasizing timeless style and sustainability.

Julian Beaumont·October 8, 2026
The Bauhaus building in Germany, symbolizing a clash between modernist ideals and nationalist political movements in a tense cultural battleground.
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Bauhaus: A Political Battleground in Modern Germany

In Saxony-Anhalt, Germany, the far-right AfD party campaigns with a 'think German' slogan, directly opposing the state government's 'think modern' identity.

Katerina Volkova·September 18, 2026
The Bauhaus building illuminated from within, symbolizing artistic freedom, while shadowy nationalist figures attempt to breach its walls in a dramatic, cinematic depiction.
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Bauhaus Manifesto 2026 Defends Artistic Freedom Against Nationalist Attacks.

Germany's culture minister, Wolfram Weimer, launched the 'Bauhaus Manifesto 2026' on August 20.

Katerina Volkova·August 21, 2026
A visually striking composition blending abstract modern art elements with contemporary furniture and lighting, representing the influence of art on design.
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From Bauhaus to De Stijl: How Five Modern Art Movements Still Shape the Things You Use Every Day

Five modern art movements from a century ago—Bauhaus, Cubism, Constructivism, Suprematism, and De Stijl—profoundly shape the design of everyday objects and digital interfaces. Their core principles of functionality, geometric abstraction, and fragmented perspectives continue to influence graphic design, fashion, product design, and UI/UX today.

Katerina Volkova·July 10, 2026
The iconic Bauhaus Dessau building with students actively engaged in photography and art, symbolizing innovation and the 'new vision' movement.
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From 'Form Follows Function' to Modern Life: The Enduring Principles of Bauhaus

Founded in 1919, the Bauhaus movement revolutionized design by unifying art, craft, and technology, emphasizing functionalism and mass production. Its core principles of minimalism and 'form follows function' continue to shape modern architecture, furniture, and industrial design.

Katerina Volkova·June 4, 2026