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Interior by Peter Behrens, 1924
Café L’Aubette, Straßburg
Puzzle Calendar, 1970
The first color coded interior, 1927
J.J.P. Oud, Sketch of a Café, 1925
Bauhaus Student Study
Theo van Doesburg: Counter-Composition
Laszlo Kassák: Kiosk, 1923
Theo van Doesburg paints Nelly, 1922
Van Doesburg & Van Eesteren, House of the Artist,1923
Wire Works by Ruth Asawa
Müller-Brockmann Poster for a Mahler Concert, 1960
Papa Bear by Hans Wegner, 1952
Bruno Munari: Gatto Meo Romeo for Pirelli, 1949
Swiss Poster for Traffic Security, 1969
Swiss Poster for Road Safety, 1964
Jupp Ernst: coffee set, 1960
Tatar T-87, 1937
Jupp Ernst invents the Africola Bottle, 1962
Girard Residence, 1951
Ponti Prototype, 1975
Marcel Breuer: House of a Sportsman, 1930
Chair One by Gricic, 2003
László Moholy-Nagy, Space Modulator, 1946
Laszlo Moholy-Nagy, Leuk 5, 1946
Learning from Comic Books
William Turner, Lecture Diagrams, 1810
William Turner, Lecture Diagram 1: Cross Sections of the Body after Durer, 1810
William Turner, Lecture Diagram: Elevation of a Stoa, 1810
William Turner, Lecture Diagrams, 1810
Flag design by Josef Albers, 1923
The famous Minox, 1936
Piscator’s Apartment in Berlin, 1927
At the dressing table, 1928
Rietvelt-Schröder House, first floor, 1924
Beautiful aero engine, 1918
Jakob Weder, Color Symphonie
Trilobe, 1890
Marcel Breuer’s Home, 1939
Red going through White, 1958
Vision 2000 Stereo,1971
Joe Colombo in Orange, 1967
Mario Bellini, portable Recordplayer, 1968
Cassiopé Chandelier, 1970
Shiro Kuramata’s Sofa with arms, 1982
László Moholy-Nagy in Fujicolor, 1937–1946
Morandini Chair Bine, 1991
Parigi & Prina, Desk Orix, 1970
Parigi & Prina, Lounge Chair, 1968
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