25/09/2026
100 years of Bauhaus Dessau – and its ideas still feel strikingly modern.
When the Bauhaus moved from Weimar to Dessau in 1925, it became more than a new school. It became a place where architecture, light, furniture and everyday objects came together in a radically new vision of design.
At the heart of this story was Marianne Brandt. Her lamps, ashtrays and metal objects still demonstrate how powerful functional design can be when reduced to clarity, geometry and purpose.
Walter Gropius also left his mark on this era – and many of these Bauhaus classics continue to live on today through TECNOLUMEN.
Our new magazine feature explores the Dessau years and the moment when modern design truly entered everyday life.
→ Discover the full story on tecnolumen.de