Geometric Art in Interior Design & Styling

Art Lovers | 18 January 2023

Geometry has been used in art for centuries by renowned artists such as Wassily Kandinsky, Pablo Picasso, Bridget Riley, Robert Morris, Piet Mondrian, Georges Vantongerloo and Mary Corse.

You Should Know by INDIE DRAKEN | 61 x 61cm, Synthetic polymer on canvas

In recent years however, it has made a big comeback in the world of interior design and styling. Geometric patterns and shapes are now being used more than ever to add interest and visual appeal to both homes and businesses. If you’re looking to stay ahead of the trends, read on to learn more about how geometry is being used in interior design today.

Series 6 No 2 by DANNY JACOBSON | 92 x 122cm, Acrylic on stretched canvas

First of all, lets look at the use of geometric shapes and patterns. They provide a great way to bring an interesting contrast or color scheme within a room. You can create symmetry by using various shapes such as circles, squares, triangles, hexagons and more. To make the most out of geometry in interior design you can combine different sizes and colors of shapes to create a unique and eye-catching feature wall or ceiling.

Cubist girl with palette by MARY SHACKMAN | 77 x 77cm, Oil on canvas

Geometric patterns are another great way to introduce geometry into interior design. They can be used in wallpaper, upholstery, rugs, artwork and other decorative accessories. From classic designs such as stripes and chevrons to more modern looks like abstract prints and optical illusions, geometric patterns add texture and interest to a room.

Min Ray Crabapple Blossom Geometric Abstract Hard Edge Insitu 2

Between the crabapple blossom by MIN RAY | 180 x 90cm, Acrylic on stretched canvas

Finally, you can use geometric shapes and patterns to enhance the lighting in a space. By adding sconces or pendant lights with eye-catching geometric designs, you can create an interesting focal point that will draw attention to the area. Geometry isn’t just for modern design either; by adding classic pieces such as chandeliers and wall sconces with geometric shapes, you can bring a touch of vintage charm to your home.

Lollipops by LIBBY ZERNIKE | 42 x 59.5cm, Ltd. Edition prints

As you can see, there are many ways to use geometry in interior design and styling. Whether it’s through shapes and patterns or lighting fixtures, the possibilities are endless. So don’t be afraid to experiment with geometric designs – the results can be truly amazing!