Circles and Arches
Drawn to rounded shapes? Look for overlapping circles or a row of arches. You might prefer a few simple curves or a repeating pattern that fills the picture.
Take a look through the artwork below. Open a piece to see its details, available sizes and materials before deciding where it could go.
Start with the shapes you notice first. You might like the repetition of a grid or prefer a few rounded forms with space between them. These are useful details to compare as you browse.
Drawn to rounded shapes? Look for overlapping circles or a row of arches. You might prefer a few simple curves or a repeating pattern that fills the picture.
Explore stripes, grids and sharp corners. Compare evenly spaced lines with designs that change direction. See which arrangement catches your eye.
Sometimes it’s the colors together that make a piece work. Look for shades you already enjoy at home or try a combination you hadn’t considered.
Geometric wall art
Your artwork can sit alongside a striped rug or patterned cushions. The trick is deciding which pattern you want to notice first.
When choosing geometric canvas wall art for your living room, look at it beside a photo of your furniture. If the room already has lots of small details, try a design with larger shapes and more open space. If your furnishings are mostly plain, you might enjoy a busier composition.
A shared color can help connect the picture with the room. For example, a small area of rust in the artwork might pick up the shade of a cushion without repeating its pattern.
Before ordering, check:
Use room photos for ideas, then check the listing for the exact size and finish. Choose the piece that works for your wall and the way you use the room.
Take another look at the design that caught your eye. Check its available options and picture it in the spot you have in mind.