10 Striking Bauhaus Seats That Marry Form and Function

The G I G I French Oak barstool with steel footrest is a stylish and functional Bauhaus-inspired seating option. With its sturdy frame, comfortable seat and sleek design, it adds elegance to any space.

The DADA Armchair is made of bent steel plates that extend from its legs to its backrest. A stand-alone rounded cushion is fixated on its back and its upholstered seat is elevated using welded steel rods.

The work presented here is an eclectic result of Afropean roots, an interpretation of furniture with a new point of view by Carl Hultin.

Simple yet ingenious, a continuous metal frame bent and shaped to form the base for a rich natural Bauhaus-inspired leather seat.

After a long intergalactic voyage, OVNI (UFO) lands in the form of a bank. A visual stimulus that celebrates geometric patterns and vibrant colours.

A common item in steel houses, the 180º curve is the starting point for the development of this collection. Using this element of industrial origin and organic format, the studio seeks to create affable Bauhaus pieces, which transmit softness incorporated into the rawness of the material.

With a strong influence of Lina Bo Bardi’s furniture designs, this armchair has a low and relaxed seat. The 90cm diameter circle gives an aesthetic strength of extreme lightness and geometric purism.

This stool is an extension of the work that Gay has been developing with recycled rubber from the tyre industry called “air-bladder tyre-rubber”.