Architectural and formal · Germany · 1919–1933

Bauhaus

Bauhaus interiors organize flexible space through rational grids, functional furniture, industrial materials, and restrained primary-colour accents.

02 Field note

How the room is composed

layout: Flexible rooms follow a rational grid, with movable partitions and clear separation of work, rest, and circulation.
materials: Tubular chrome steel, bent plywood, glass, linoleum, leather, canvas, and smooth painted plaster.
furniture: Cantilever chairs, modular storage, nesting tables, and planar desks reduce objects to functional components.
lighting: Adjustable task lamps, opal globe fixtures, strip windows, and even diffuse light support practical activity.
decoration: Primary-colour planes, geometric textiles, typographic prints, and exposed prototypes punctuate white walls.