Bauhaus Fonts

Explore our collection of Bauhaus fonts, reductive geometric alphabets built from the circle, square, and triangle on modernist principle.

The Bauhaus proposed that a letter should be constructed from elementary forms rather than inherited from calligraphy. The result was alphabets assembled from circles, squares, and triangles, often single-case, stripped of anything decorative. A century on the idea still reads as radical, and it still anchors modernist and architectural design.