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Stacking Pillows Like a Pro

by Robert Volhard | 5/3/2024

A sofa with a formal idea that is so simple and captivating that you can't help but like it: The multidisciplinary designer Willo Perron has realized his idea of comfort with Knoll.

100 YEARS OF BAUHAUS

An extremely vibrant monument

by Fabian Peters | 5/20/2019

200 years of design history – illustrated by 70 chairs made by a single company. Steffen Kehrle’s redesign highlights Munich’s Die Neue Sammlung’s Thonet collection.

Tamped concrete

by Fabian Peters | 2/6/2019

Peter Zumthor has realized a villa for vacation home provider Living Architecture in Devon in southern England.

Long overdue!

by Philipp Oswalt | 7/11/2017

He forever stood in the shadow of his predecessor Walter Gropius and his successor Ludwig Mies van der Rohe: Now two key buildings by Hannes Meyer have become part of the World Cultural Heritage. “At long last!”, declares Philipp Oswalt.

What really happened in America?

by Jochen Stöckmann | 6/27/2017

Alfred Barr Jr. and Philip Johnson are celebrated as “pioneers of the Bauhaus” at the Kunsthalle Bielefeld.

Stretch out and lay

5/16/2017

Be it on castors, suspended, or a fold-out: We present sun recliners which you will simply want to stay lying on.

Modernism with the wrong rendering

by Paul Andreas | 6/24/2016

Taking five buildings by Mies van der Rohe as examples, an exhibition in Heerlen demonstrates how successful good refurbishment in line with the original can be.

Unlimited baths

by Thomas Edelmann | 5/6/2016

Refinements wherever you look: What caught the eye at Milan’s Salone Internazionale del Bagno.

Modern always works

by Thomas Wagner | 4/28/2016

Salone 3: Forget social issues. The trend in furniture is to give modern classics a contemporary tweak, a makeover that guarantees their timelessness.

Lay down your head

by Martina Metzner | 10/24/2015

Rest, nap, read or let your thoughts wander during the day – on a daybed. Be it an upmarket modern version, a narrow bench, a chaise longue or a new wave – they all look great.

What only the giraffe knows

4/28/2015

This year during there were once again countless items of furniture and special moments during the Milan Salone. A small photo album of memories.

The dreamed-up house

by Franziska Eidner | 5/19/2014

With the Director’s Villa and the Moholy-Nagy House the ensemble of Gropius’ master houses in Dessau is complete again – and that includes a wall and the Mies van der Rohe kiosk. Repairs, reconstruction or radical reinterpretation, ghastly houses or gesamtkunstwerk, experiment or irritant?

Bauhaus master with speared heart

by Jochen Stöckmann | 12/29/2013

The “Herbert Bayer: Berliner Jahre – Werbegrafik 1928 – 1938” show at the Bauhaus Archive in Berlin presents the creative output of a designer who vacillated between Bauhaus ideals and currying favor with the Nazis.

On the eternal rationale of the small handy shape

by Meyhöfer Dirk | 9/4/2012

Be it made by hand thousands of years ago or manufactured now on an industrial scale, the brick is a material with a past and definitely has a strong future.

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