Bauhaus Ethos (Page 2)

The Bauhaus ethos embodies the revolutionary principles of the Bauhaus movement (1919–1933), which sought to unify art, craft, and technology to create functional, modern, and aesthetically refined designs. Rooted in minimalism, geometric abstraction, and mass production, Bauhaus ideology continues to influence architecture, furniture, typography, and graphic design. This tag explores Bauhaus principles—such as “form follows function,” simplicity, and interdisciplinary collaboration—and their impact on contemporary design, education, and creative industries. Discover how the Bauhaus school shaped modernism and why its ideals remain relevant today.