Today, Tecta is increasingly working with young designers and architects. The results of this collaboration, as well as the entire Tecta range, can be found in the showroom. These include the original Bauhaus reeditions, the classics by Wewerka and the Smithsons, as well as the contemporary designs by young designers. What brings them and Tecta together is their enthusiasm for the poetic content of constructions and at the same time the conviction that the process of designing is essentially an interplay between idea, material and production conditions.

Their products reflect this view: whether the K8 side tables produced in wood by Wolfgang Hartauer; the lightweight M36 work table by Andree Weißert or the Split Chair by Daniel Lorch. Designs that carry the visions of the Bauhaus into the new millennium and are characterised by the use of modern technologies and a distinctive design language.