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Soft, contemporary and serene.
Looking for some geometric design room decor ideas? Here we take a look at how to decorate your home by introducing soft geometric patterns and playful geometric shapes within your interiors. These latest modern designs chime with the current trend for orderly, serene spaces, expressed with soft colours, fluid motifs and beautiful natural textures.
Stools upholstered in patterned fabrics with harmonious hues add
a pleasing informality to this relaxed dining space.
• Stools upholstered in Cracked Ice fabric, Flock.
Inspired by French arched windows, this fabulous wallpaper is balanced by pastel accents and sculptural pieces in pale wood.
• Marie Beige, Sandberg Wallpaper.
Handcrafted ceramics with gentle lines and smooth finishes complete the simple modern look.
Tip: A chalky blue and pink colour palette is beautifully defined with charcoal highlights.
A considered use of soft curves on accessories and furniture, combined with clean pared-back lines and harmonious colours, has createda serene and stylish.
• Curtains, Brera Moda linen in Dove 31; Charcoal 28; Jade 13; Pale Aqua 10; all Designers Guild.
The versatile nature of these geometric tiles means they can be laid in seemingly endless combinations, allowing you to create your own unique design.
Tip: Playful motifs, fine lines and organic shapes combine to create a scheme that is modern but not minimal.
Combine plants and natural finishes for an inviting workspace you’ll love to spend time in.
Balance geometric shapes with streamlined furniture. This smooth glass console table works with the patterned rug and dramatic artwork to create a cohesive combination.
Tip: Play with scale when repeating similar shapes – using different sizes adds variety and pace.
• Glass console table, Habitat.
The rich hues and striking pattern of the headboard fabric create a bold statement against the room’s muted tones and delicate washed linens.
• Headboard upholstered in Abstract 1928 in Mineral, Zoffany.
• Styling: Lorraine Dawkins / Styling Assistants: Celia Campbell and Jade Gallagher / Photography: Mark Scott.
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