The Bauhaus movement changed everything. Founded in 1919, it set out to erase the line between art and everyday life. Chairs, lamps, typefaces, buildings, suddenly everything could be art. Some of the world’s greatest creators like Paul Klee, Kandinsky, László Moholy-Nagy and Marianne Brandt passed through its doors. Even Apple’s sleek design and IKEA’s flat-pack furniture trace back to Bauhaus. The Nazis tried to shut it down, calling it “degenerate.” Instead, the ideas spread worldwide, shapin