The Bauhaus was one of the most influential cultural movements of the 20th century, yet it also became the epitome of the modern design cliché: geometric, industrial, cool. The publication "Das Bauhaus allesistdesign" debunks this cliché and offers a new, contemporary perspective on design at the Bauhaus. For the first time, a publication provides a comprehensive overview of the expanded concept of design at the Bauhaus, which assigns a broad societal mandate to the designer. In addition to rare exhibits from design, architecture, art, film, and photography, the book documents the developmental processes and societal concepts behind the Bauhaus idea. At the same time, the Bauhaus concept is confronted with current developments in design, such as the digital revolution, and with the works of numerous contemporary artists and designers. The richly illustrated publication includes essays.