Wallpaper sample removed from BR49.467 c. 20th century

Editor: This is "Wallpaper sample removed from BR49.467," made by the Bauhaus Wall-painting Workshop. It looks like a simple grid, a very understated pattern. How do you interpret its function? Curator: It's fascinating, isn't it? The Bauhaus aimed to unify art and craft. This seemingly simple wallpaper reveals their commitment to functional design. Imagine an entire room enveloped in this pattern – a soothing, unified space. Perhaps a bit like being gently embraced by order, don't you think? Editor: I can see that! It's both calming and a little…clinical. Curator: Exactly. And that tension is where the Bauhaus brilliance often resides, isn't it? They’re giving us functional, yet subtly expressive environments. What do you take away from that? Editor: I see the intention now – a clean slate that still has character and warmth.