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Designed by Bauhaus founder Walter Gropius in 1969, this iconic piece is instantly recognisable thanks to its striking angled handle and elegant spout. Made of high-quality white porcelain, it serves six and can be paired with the ‘TAC Gropius’ 18-piece coffee set, also available here. Fittingly for a piece with such architectural lines, it is named after Gropius’ practice, The Architects’ Collaborative.

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Rubinetto per vasca Grohe Start Clova. Il rubinetto per vasca monocomando Grohe bauloop combina l'estetica ispirata al bauhaus con grande funzionalità e durata. Progettato per il montaggio a parete, questo rubinetto per vasca a vista è dotato di un limitatore di flusso regolabile e di una valvola di non ritorno che impedisce alle acque reflue di rifluire nella rete idrica pulita. L'inverter automatico ti permetterà di alternare il flusso d'acqua tra le uscite della vasca da bagno e quelle della doccia in modo semplice e confortevole. Il caratteristico design ad anello della solida manopola in metallo aggiungerà leggerezza al design del tuo bagno. all'interno, la cartuccia in ceramica Grohe longlife garantisce un controllo della temperatura e del volume dell'acqua più lungo e affidabile. Grazie alla sua brillante finitura cromata Grohe starlight, questo rubinetto per doccia manterrà il suo caratteristico splendore per gli anni a venire. Misure: 16,5 x 11,3 x 16,6 cm (larghezza x altezza x profondità). Indicato per vasche con predisposizione presa acqua a muro.. **Sai perché è un prodotto Scelta Responsabile?**-- *Realizzato con il 70% di materiale riciclato, questo prodotto contribuisce a evitare il ricorso a nuove materie prime, favorendo un minore impatto ambientale. *Grazie alla sua riparabilità garantirà una soluzione ecologica per l'ambiente. *Imballaggio ottimizzato (riduzione del peso) a favore di un minore impatto sull’ambiente. *Il prodotto è garantito per 5 anni.

Designed by Bauhaus founder Walter Gropius in 1969, this iconic piece is instantly recognisable thanks to its striking angled handle. Made of high-quality white porcelain, it can be paired with the ‘TAC Gropius’ teapot and coffee set, also available here. Fittingly for a piece with such architectural lines, it is named after Gropius’ practice, The Architects’ Collaborative.

Produced by Audo Copenhagen, developed from uniting MENU and by Lassen, the 'Kubus Bowl' is rooted in Mogens Lassen's original sketches and as such brings together elements drawn from the Bauhaus movement — one of Lassen’s main sources of inspiration. These materialize in an application of clean, functional lines, a simple monochrome palette and abstract shapes, which together culminate in a memorable bowl. Crafted in Denmark, the metal bowl may be used in a variety of spaces in the home to contain everything from blossoms to herbs, fruits, vegetables or sweets.

Marguerite Friedlaender's 'Halle' vases for Königliche Porzellan-Manufaktur Berlin were designed under the tutelage of the German brand's director, Günther von Pechmann. Originally created in 1930/31, the white porcelain vase's design is influenced by the aesthetic of the German Werkbund and the Bauhaus movement, as well as a partnership between KPM Berlin and Halle's Kunstgewerbeschule Burg Giebichenstein, forged by Pechmann.

Designed with Afteroom's signature for Audo Copenhagen, developed from uniting MENU and by Lassen, this coat hanger is easy, sophisticated and, above all, aesthetically pleasing. Drawing reference from Bauhaus and Modernism, the wall mounted hanging system features a network of clean lines punctuated by six bold circles, which each offer a neat and secure place to hang coats and garments.

Produced by Audo Copenhagen, developed from uniting MENU and by Lassen, the 'Kubus Bowl' is rooted in Mogens Lassen's original sketches and as such brings together elements drawn from the Bauhaus movement — one of Lassen’s main sources of inspiration. These materialize in an application of clean, functional lines, a simple monochrome palette and abstract shapes, which together culminate in a memorable bowl. Crafted in Denmark, the metal bowl may be used in a variety of spaces in the home to contain everything from blossoms to herbs, fruits, vegetables or sweets.

Produced by Audo Copenhagen, developed from uniting MENU and by Lassen, the 'Kubus Bowl' is rooted in Mogens Lassen's original sketches and as such brings together elements drawn from the Bauhaus movement — one of Lassen’s main sources of inspiration. These materialize in an application of clean, functional lines, a simple monochrome palette and abstract shapes, which together culminate in a memorable bowl. Crafted in Denmark, the metal bowl may be used in a variety of spaces in the home to contain everything from blossoms to herbs, fruits, vegetables or sweets.

Marguerite Friedlaender's 'Halle' vases for Königliche Porzellan-Manufaktur (KPM) were designed under the tutelage of the German brand's director, Günther von Pechmann. Originally created in 1930/31, the white porcelain vase's design is influenced by the aesthetic of the German Werkbund and the Bauhaus movement, as well as a partnership between KPM Berlin and Halle's Kunstgewerbeschule Burg Giebichenstein, forged by Pechmann.

Produced by Audo Copenhagen, developed from uniting MENU and by Lassen, the 'Kubus Bowl' is rooted in Mogens Lassen's original sketches and as such brings together elements drawn from the Bauhaus movement — one of Lassen’s main sources of inspiration. These materialize in an application of clean, functional lines, a simple monochrome palette and abstract shapes, which together culminate in a memorable bowl. Crafted in Denmark, the metal bowl may be used in a variety of spaces in the home to contain everything from blossoms to herbs, fruits, vegetables or sweets.

Marguerite Friedlaender's 'Halle' vases for Königliche Porzellan-Manufaktur Berlin were designed under the tutelage of the German brand's director, Günther von Pechmann. Originally created in 1930/31, the white porcelain vase's design is influenced by the aesthetic of the German Werkbund and the Bauhaus movement, as well as a partnership between KPM Berlin and Halle's Kunstgewerbeschule Burg Giebichenstein, forged by Pechmann.

Produced by Audo Copenhagen, developed from uniting MENU and by Lassen, the 'Kubus Bowl' is rooted in Mogens Lassen's original sketches and as such brings together elements drawn from the Bauhaus movement — one of Lassen’s main sources of inspiration. These materialize in an application of clean, functional lines, a simple monochrome palette and abstract shapes, which together culminate in a memorable bowl. Crafted in Denmark, the metal bowl may be used in a variety of spaces in the home to contain everything from blossoms to herbs, fruits, vegetables or sweets.

From Frédérick Gautier’s 'FCK' collection for Serax, this vase was inspired by the Bauhaus architecture in the streets of Tel Aviv. As such, the vessel is crafted from weathered steel that has developed a rusty patina — a stark contrast to any fresh blooms placed inside. Minimalistic, simple and architectural, the vase's puzzle-like silhouette may be combined with other shapes from the collection for a fully bespoke display.

Produced by Audo Copenhagen, developed from uniting MENU and by Lassen, the 'Kubus Bowl' is rooted in Mogens Lassen's original sketches and as such brings together elements drawn from the Bauhaus movement — one of Lassen’s main sources of inspiration. These materialize in the application of clean, functional lines, a simple monochrome palette and abstract shapes, which together culminate in a memorable bowl. Crafted in Denmark, the metal bowl may be used in a variety of spaces in the home to contain everything from blossoms to herbs, fruits, vegetables or sweets.