Gropius

Gropius was born from a love of modern design: its simple yet unique structure, its functionality, and its style. The simplicity of its materials makes it a special object among so many others. The Bauhaus emerged disruptively in a context where ornamentation and detailed design were the norm. It was created in admiration of Walter Gropius, the founder of the first design school. The grid, the use of space, and the structure are characteristic of this era in terms of design. All decisions were guided by this vision, with the aim of showcasing modern style in both the chairs and the brand design of the business. However, it also has a contemporary feel, with vibrant colors that create a more modern atmosphere, appealing to younger audiences.