Famous Logos Turned Into Bauhaus Style

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The Bauhaus movement started from the German school of the same name in 1919, and became a heavily influential style and culture all its own.

The influence of it can still be felt, 100 years later. To commemorate the anniversary, 99Designs has asked artists to create Bauhaus-style versions of famous logos that we all know.

The result is fun and fanciful, and a fitting tribute to the unique and engaging visual style.