Geometric Wall Art

Geometry and the panoramic format were made for each other. Repetition needs room: a row of arches, a sequence of circles, a grid of rectangles or a run of stripes only becomes rhythm when it has length to repeat across. In a square frame the same motif reads as a single symbol.

The collection draws on the obvious lineages and does not hide it. Bauhaus primaries and hard-edge shapes. Mid-century modern circles, half-moons and atomic forms. Art Deco fans and stepped arches. Contemporary minimal work built from two or three flat colours and a lot of empty ground. There are also tonal geometric pieces in beige, cream and clay for rooms where colour is not welcome.

Because these compositions are built from straight lines, hanging accuracy matters more than usual. Use a spirit level; a landscape can tolerate a degree of tilt, a grid cannot. A floating frame in black or dark wood suits hard-edge work particularly well, since the frame line becomes part of the composition.

Printed on cotton canvas with non-toxic, fade-resistant inks and hand-stretched over sustainable FSC-certified pine. Eight sizes, 1.25-inch gallery wrap or a floating frame in black, white, dark wood or white wood, ready to hang.