@lwilliams: "Hi,
I have to mix another font with a logo that uses Bauhaus.
Any ideas about either a serif or non serif font that goes well with Bauhaus?
Thanks,
L."
    @lwilliams: "Hi,
Thanks for the reply.
I am married to Bauhaus because it's part of the company logo which I did not create.
I'm making a 10x10 feet panel. The logo is on the top right portion of the image and I have two sentences to add. I have been playing with many fonts to see how they mix with the logo. I prefer a serif font to mix with the non-serif Bauhaus logo.
The client will have final decision over this so I am suggesting some. My favourite for now is Minion Pro.
L."
    @BobLevine: "Funny, I'm in the middle of a project for an organization that uses 
Bauhaus in their logo...I can't say I'm overly crazy about the logo but 
I'm making the best of it.
FWIW, I'm doing a journal for a dinner they're having and using Garamond 
Premier Pro for most of the text.
Bob"
    @Neil_Keller: "I might even suggest ITC Garamond for its more rounded letters. But I think that Garth Graphic or ITC Century are worth considering.
Neil"
    @Thomas_Phinney: "I'd want to know more about the nature of the company and business.
Offhand, I'd suggest Utopia as a reasonable complement. Maybe some version of Baskerville."
    @Don_McCahill: "Bauhaus is a distinctive enough looking font that you should be able to get away with using another sans face with it. If Bauhaus was chosen because of its modern, futuristic feel, then going back to a serif font might be retrograde."
    @Neil_Keller: "Don,
It's easier to find a match with a serif font. Most sans serifs would clash, in my opinion.
Neil"
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