TRENDS COME AND GO, BUT HERE’S HOW TO GIVE THIS LOOK TIMELESS APPEAL
Bring in the look with a variety of cushions – mixing colours and geometric patterns on your sofa or bed is an easy way to embrace your bold side. Anyday Aperture cushion (top) £20; try Modernist Abstract cushion, £45; Anyday Rye knit throw in Mustard, £50, all John Lewis & PartnersWALLPAPER Arccos in Cerise/ Neptune/Teal, £99 a roll, Harlequin PAINT Passionate Blue matt, £21 for 1ltr, Yes Colours FABRIC Geometrica in Riviera, £12.49m, Terrys Fabrics
PATTERN ON PATTERN
Layer those geometrics on the floor for plenty of punch, layering modern chevrons over traditional Moroccan tiles
STYLE DIRECTION
For walls, try Blue 111 matt paint, £42 for 2.5ltr, Lick. Similar wallpaper, Everindie Rainbow triangles 3, £22.60 for 60.96x100cm, Spoonflower. Try Cular wall lights in Red and Yellow, £36.99 each, Wayfair. Try Blue Chevron rug, from £34.90, The Rugs
MODERN SHAPES
Bring in curved pieces to soften those sharp angles, with a sofa and footstool in squishy on-trend bouclé
Transverse wallpaper in Bronze, £84 a roll; chair and cushion in Perplex fabric in Tobacco/Slate, £66m, all Harlequin
STYLE DIRECTION
PATTERN CRAZE
Give a dining nook geo-style with a hero wallpaper, mixing in other patterns if they share a neutral, like a chalky white
Melodic wallpaper in Japanese Ink/ Origami, £105 a roll, Harlequin. Wave bench, from £1,975, in Crinkle in Raspberry by Jessica Osborne, David Seyfried. Borge chair (on right), from £1,158; in Tribal Stripe in Palm by Rapture & Wright, Julian Chichester
FIND YOUR SHAPE
What’s catching your geometric eye? Hexagons, triangles, diamonds, quatrefoils, rectangles, circles – there’s plenty to choose from. A geometric is basically a closed shape created using points, curves or lines, but they can also look threedimensional. For impact, try a tile design in 3D.
CREATE CONTRAST
To make an eye-catching statement, display a large round mirror in a room that has fabrics and wallpa
