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Architecture, made simple — since 2018

— Ideas & inspiration

Building with Bauhaus clarity

This composition is defined by clean geometry, flat surfaces, and an emphasis on function over ornament. It typically uses steel, concrete, glass, and smooth plaster, with a restrained palette of white, black, gray, and occasional primary accents. The look balances precise massing with open plans, ribbon windows, and simple detailing.

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— References

References to explore

— The style

What defines it

Materials

Concrete, steel, glass, smooth plaster, and occasionally natural wood or chromed metal for contrast.

Palette

White, black, gray, and muted neutrals, sometimes sharpened with small accents of red, blue, or yellow.

Combines with

Modernist detailing, open-plan layouts, flat roofs, horizontal glazing, and minimal ornament.

— Professionals

Who has already built it

— Questions

Frequently asked questions

What makes a home look Bauhaus-inspired?

A Bauhaus-inspired home usually has a simple geometric form, minimal decoration, flat or nearly flat roofs, and windows arranged in long horizontal bands.

Can Bauhaus work in a family home?

Yes. The style works well when the plan is practical and open, with clear room organization, durable finishes, and enough glazing for daylight without losing privacy.

Does Bauhaus have to be all white?

No. White is common, but the style also uses gray, black, and natural material tones. Small primary-color accents can be used sparingly without changing the overall character.