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Design style index

Explore a visual language through its underlying system.

Swiss design, Bauhaus, and Op Art share geometric clarity but use it differently. These collections explain the construction, show relevant working specimens, and keep every result open to adaptation.

Selection method

Choose by the job the pattern must do.

Swiss design

Use modular grids, asymmetric hierarchy, disciplined spacing, typography, and decisive accent contrast.

Bauhaus

Build with elementary forms, functional relationships, modular construction, and direct color roles.

Op Art

Create perceived motion and depth through frequency, phase, repetition, interference, and figure-ground contrast.