Geometric Art

Geometric wall art fits almost anywhere, but it really shines in home offices, living rooms, and entryways. The clean lines complement modern furniture without competing with it. In a home office, geometric art keeps the energy focused. Pair with pieces from our Modern Artwork collection for a cohesive look.

There's overlap, but they're not identical. Geometric art uses defined shapes (triangles, circles, hexagons, grids) as the primary structure. Abstract art can be freeform, gestural, or organic. Some pieces are both. If you want structure and order, geometric is your pick. For something looser, check our Abstract Wall Art collection.

Stick with limited color palettes. Black and white, single-color, or monochrome geometric paintings work best in minimalist spaces. Avoid busy patterns with too many colors or shapes competing. One large piece with clean lines says more than a cluster of small ones. Our Minimalist Art collection has options that pair well with geometric wall art.

It's one of the best matches you can make. Geometric art and mid-century modern share the same DNA: clean lines, bold shapes, and intentional color. Look for pieces with retro color palettes (mustard, teal, burnt orange) on simple geometric forms. A large abstract geometric art canvas above a walnut credenza is about as mid-century as it gets.

Black and white is the classic choice for geometric wall art, but navy and gold, blush and gray, and earth tones are all popular right now. Bold primary colors (red, blue, yellow) give a Bauhaus feel. Muted tones read more Scandinavian. Pick based on your room's palette. Geometric paintings are available in just about every color combination.