Get the Look: Geometric Design

If you’ve got your finger on the interior design pulse, you’ll have noticed that geometric shapes and patterns are taking the home decorating world by storm! Geometric shapes add instant visual interest to your interior and can be seen as both a practical and artistic element in your home. The applications for geometric design are endless – from hexagon tiles to wall hangings and home accessories, the geometric trend has something for everyone.

Today’s post will guide you through the ins and outs of geometric design in the home. From the kitchen to the bedroom, geometric design can be incorporated into any room.

Kitchen

The kitchen is a great place to start when beginning to introduce geometric patterns into your home. Why not try incorporating white hexagon floor tiles or hexagon mosaic tiles to add a chic but minimalist touch to your kitchen floor? You can even take it one step further with geometric accessories. Here, you should focus on quality over quantity – and a simple, angular hanging plant above the sink or a geometric recipe book holder would work perfectly. Minimalism is key when it comes to geometric design, drawing influence from contemporary Scandinavian design.

Bathroom

The bathroom is the perfect place to utilise hexagonal mosaic tiles and, at Tiles Direct, we have a wide range of hexagon bathroom tiles on offer – ideal for incorporating some geometric patterns into your bathroom space. The same effect can also be achieved on vertical surfaces using hexagonal wall tiles. Accessorising the bathroom space isn’t something that people always think about, but it can really make a difference – and towel racks, bath mats and shelving all come in geometric designs and shapes, making it easy to implement.

Living space

The living area is a great place to show off your personal style, with plenty of opportunities to introduce geometric shapes and patterns. Curtains and fabrics are often chosen in plain and discreet shades – however, colourful, patterned fabrics are perfect for bringing some angular shapes into your living space. Geometric coffee tables also make a great focal feature and are available in a variety of designs and finishes – from angular wire frame units to copper geometric shapes.

Bedroom

Your bedroom is your personal space and it can be hard to avoid cluttering it with your belongings. When trying to add a geometric touch to the room while keeping it personal, think photo frames, mirrors and geometric glass terrariums. Opting for patterned and colourful bedding is another chance to capitalise on this design trend, but it’s all about balance – so opt for the accessories or the bedding, rather than both.

Explore our full range of geometric tiles on the Tiles Direct site. From hexagon floor tiles to wall tiles, you’ll find it all right here.