Bauhaus Rugs

The geometric shapes and lines on the rug cross, interact and repeat with subtlety and accuracy.

The geometric shapes and lines on the rug cross, interact and repeat with subtlety and accuracy.

The geometric shapes and lines on the rug cross, interact and repeat with subtlety and accuracy.

The geometric shapes and lines on the rug cross, interact and repeat with subtlety and accuracy.

The geometric shapes and lines on the rug cross, interact and repeat with subtlety and accuracy.

The geometric shapes and lines on the rug cross, interact and repeat with subtlety and accuracy.

The colourful composition of the Bauhaus Carpet No. 1 by Gertrud Arndt is a design from 1924.

An icon of German weaving. Design Carpet No. 2 was designed and manufactured for the room of Walter Gropius.

On the occasion of the 100th anniversary of the Bauhaus in 2019, the English manufactory Christopher Farr is reissuing several hand tufted textile designs by...

Gunta Stölzl brought modern art into handloom art and later became the first master at the Bauhaus.

In 1950, former Bauhaus master Josef Albers began his series Homage to the Square at the age of 62. Over the next 26 years, Josef Albers produced hundreds of...

As the only female master of the Bauhaus, textile artist Gunta Stölzl is arguably the single most influential figure in the modern history of Western woven art.

These timeless masterpieces by Verner Panton not only form a symbiosis with the design classics of the past and present, but also perfectly integrate into al...