Cradle by Tecta Designed by Peter Keler

Designed by Bauhaus student Peter Keler in 1922 under the influence of Wassily Kandinsky and expertly crafted by Tecta, this iconic cradle is a masterclass in modernist theory. It visually translates Johannes Itten's color and form concepts into a striking structural piece featuring primary shapes and colors—utilizing a red square, a yellow triangle, and blue circular steel elements paired with natural wicker. Licensed by the Bauhaus Archive, it functions as both an exceptional heirloom piece and a definitive statement of early 20th-century design history.

Dimensions 

Diameter / Height: 91 cm (35.8 in)

Length: 98 cm (38.6 in)

Bed Surface: 32.5 x 92.5 cm