Founded in 1919 by Walter Gropius in Weimar Germany, the Bauhaus movement literally translates as “Building House’ and was conceived as an holistic architectural as well as arts, crafts, industrial and graphic design movement that would ‘build’ a relationship between the arts and the new era of manufacturing taking place. Repositioning art to hold a central purpose in society that reflected how best to live, it was the Bauhaus school that coined the phrase "form follows function." According to this idea, simple but elegant geometric shapes were designed based on the intended function or purpose of a building or an object. Often associated with its Director in the 1930s, Mies Van der Rohe and his mantra ‘Less is More’ Bauhaus design focused on doing things minimally and well, with a focus on fine ingredients, materiality and an eye to the detail.

Join chef Paul Bentley for an evening inspired by the Bauhaus style’s clear, directional ethos. Immerse yourself in a farmer-and-forager-driven menu of dishes revolving around the indigenous six seasons and discover a curated dining experience like no other.