It embodies the original idea of intelligent, space-saving furniture and is therefore as up-to-date as it once was: the M10 table. Erich Brendel designed it in 1924 in the early days of the Weimar Bauhaus. Since 1981, Tecta has been producing the M10 true to the original from 1924 under license and in series.
The Bauhaus Archive in Berlin only approves true-to-work and licensed reeditions of the original Bauhaus models. These are marked with Oskar Schlemmer’s signet, which he designed for the Weimar State Bauhaus in 1922. Even today, Tecta's Bauhaus models are based exactly on the proportions of the originals.