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Bauhaus inspired accommodations on Airbnb

Airbnb Listing: Haus von Architekt Harry Seidler in Joadja, Australien

Exactly 100 years ago – in 1923 – the first Bauhaus exhibition in Weimar set a milestone in art and cultural history, whose design legacy continues to resonate today. To mark the anniversary, Airbnb presents a curated selection of Bauhaus-inspired accommodations.

The selection of design accommodations is based primarily on the stylistic characteristics typical of the design school: purist architecture, characterized by strict geometric shapes in which form follows purpose. Designed for a new, modern form of living together, whose specific structural implementation – in seemingly wise anticipation – seems tailor-made for the current steadily growing sharing economy. Airbnb hosts around the world invite travelers to experience this modern architecture, which is deeply rooted in our everyday lives, in an authentic way.

A VILLA BY WALTER GROPIUS

This Walter Gropius-designed villa near Boston is a true gem for Bauhaus lovers.
Location: Bedford, USA

MASTERPIECE BY HARRY SEIDLER


Built by Harry Seidler in the Southern Highlands, one of the first architects to apply Bauhaus principles in Australia. Location: Joadja, Australia

ARCHITECTURE AND CONSERVATION


Surrounded by a nature reserve near Poznań, the clean lines and minimalist approach are the perfect expression of the formal purity and functionality of the Bauhaus style. Location: Poznań, Poland

THE WOLFHOUSE BY PHILIP JOHNSON

Designed by architect Philip Johnson and featuring breathtaking views of the Hudson River.
Location: Newburgh, United States

A HIDDEN COUNTRY HOUSE

Credit: Annie Fafard

This Bauhaus gem is just an hour from Montreal and overlooks a lake with a private dock.
Location: Saint Jean de Matha, Canada

For those looking to discover even more design-rich accommodations, the »Design« category on Airbnb includes nearly 30,000 listings that allow guests to experience outstanding architecture, affordable luxury, and inspiring decor. [Red.]