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This year marks the centenary of the Bauhaus design school, the place which birthed one of the most iconic and influential design and architecture movements of modern times. Started in Weimar Germany and spread throughout the world, along with its architectural modernism, interior pieces from lamps and teapots to door handles remain iconic Bauhaus collectibles today. Now, we've scoured the internet to pin down some Bauhaus design highlights to buy online.

Loved for its attention to form and function – one of the most sought after design tropes in fashion, too – Bauhaus unites art, technology, and German efficiency. Objects were stripped of any unnecessary flourishes and reduced to geometric shapes done out in steel, glass, plywood, and plastic.

Our selection of Bauhaus design pieces below includes classics from the Josef Albers-designed colorful nesting tables, available exclusively at the MoMA Design Store to the sleek Wassily Chair by Marcel Breuer. But Bauhaus remains a huge influence to modern-day designers, too, with highlights from Copenhagen-based homewares label ferm LIVING, and a beautiful, comprehensive coffee table book on the design school by Taschen.

Read on to peep all 10 of our favorite Bauhaus design pieces available to shop online.

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MoMABauhaus Table Lamp
$995
Buy at MoMA Design Store
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ALESSIWood Pepper Mill
$134
Buy at amazon
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RosenthalTac Teapot
$66
Buy at Connox
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TectaBauhaus Cradle
$2045
Buy at Smow
Ferm LIVINGBau Plant Pot
$35
Buy at END.
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MoMA ExclusiveNesting Tables
$1895
Buy at MoMA
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Knoll InternationalWassily Chair
$2421
Buy at Smow
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Naef SpieleBauhaus Chess Set
$517
Buy at Trouva
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TaschenBauhaus Book
$44
Buy at Taschen
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TecnolumenBauhaus Pendant Lamp
$684
Buy at Smow

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