Add a resolutely graphic and vintage touch to your interior decor with Soleil Modulaire, a poster inspired by the Bauhaus exhibition of 1923, blending geometric simplicity and linear complexity. It perfectly embodies the spirit of innovation of the Bauhaus, where each element is both decorative and functional.

In this composition that is both rigorous and poetic, a semi-circle of concentric red lines forms a graphic arch on a bicolor background. A brilliant white circle, like a minimalist sun, stands out in the upper brick red part, evoking the balance between shadow and light, structure and freedom.

The soul of the Bauhaus:

Presented as a poster for the Bauhaus Exhibition of 1923 in Weimar, this work is a beautiful example of the search for harmony between art and architecture. The play of curves, the rigor of lines, and the reduced yet striking palette make it a decorative object rich in history.

Why adopt it at your place?

• For its strong visual impact, both modern and timeless.

• Because it embodies the essence of functional and artistic design.

• For its warm color and its perfect balance between shapes and void.

• For its art print, true to the spirit of the Bauhaus.

Decoration tips:

"Soleil Modulaire" pairs very well with understated interiors in neutral or terracotta tones. Place it in an entryway, a corner office, or above a low piece of furniture in the living room. Its geometric style fits perfectly into a Scandinavian, mid-century modern, or contemporary atmosphere. It can also be part of a Bauhaus wall composition, alongside other posters from the 1923 collection.