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Graphic & Geometric Wall Art
Circles, stripes and blocks of colour can do a surprising amount with very little. Here you will find crisp geometry, repeating patterns and graphic compositions, from a few carefully placed shapes to busy arrangements full of movement.
Framed from £39.95
A closer look
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Sculpted Hook -
Retro Rainbow Arch -
Spiral Archive -
Tiger-Striped Silk -
Chrysler Postcard -
Orbits in Pen -
Tangerine Sky Overhead -
Bubblegum Spires -
Glow in the Fold -
Ring in the Trough -
Truing the Wheel -
The Precarious Tower -
The Tiled Bend -
Autumn Among the Towers -
Concrete Collage -
Hands in Her Lap -
Absorbed in the Pages -
Deckchair Dandy -
Glass Hook -
Turmeric Heights -
Paprika Shoreline -
Bauhaus Skyline -
Thinking It Through -
In the Print Studio
More about Graphic & Geometric
A good shape
An arc against a block of colour, a repeating line, a circle sitting slightly off centre. Graphic art finds interest in those relationships. It can give a plain wall a clear focal point or echo shapes already in your furniture.
Where shape takes the lead
Try a bold composition where you can see the whole piece from a little distance. A hallway, dining area or open living room gives it space. Softer colours and rounded forms can work just as well beside a bed or in a child's room.
Let a colour connect
A small accent from the print can connect it to the room without matching everything. Try ochre with teal, terracotta with sage, or cobalt against ivory. Our colour guide has more starting points.
Check the balance
Strong shapes can feel quite different at different sizes. Mark out the frame on the wall and look from the doorway and your usual seat. Choose the scale you enjoy, using the dimensions in our size guide.
Make a rhythm
Equal-sized prints with consistent gaps create a neat grid. A looser arrangement can work too, especially when a colour or shape repeats. Explore related works within a set and buy the pieces individually to build the group you want.
Edges matter
Stretched canvas keeps the outer edge simple. A framed print gives the composition a clear border, while a box frame adds depth around it. See the differences on our print formats page.
Choosing Graphic & Geometric
What is geometric wall art?
Art built from shapes, lines, patterns or blocks of colour. The interest is often in the rhythm and balance between those elements.
Is geometric art suitable for a bedroom?
Yes. Curves, muted colours or a simpler composition can feel gentle. Pick the work you enjoy seeing at the beginning and end of the day.
What colours go with geometric wall art?
Echo a colour already in the print. Ochre and teal, terracotta and sage, or cobalt and ivory are useful combinations to explore.
Can geometric art be too big?
Any artwork can feel larger or smaller once it is in the room. Mark out the dimensions and check the view from where you sit.
How do I hang geometric prints as a grid?
Use equal outer frame dimensions and consistent gaps. Lay out the group first and measure the whole arrangement, including the spaces between prints.
Does geometric art work for a child's room?
It can. Bright shapes or playful curves can work without a specific cartoon or character theme. Involve the child in choosing colours and the artwork.
Something else in mind?
Browse the whole collection by theme, colour or shape. Save anything you would like to look at again.
A little advice can help
Unsure about a size, a frame or which artwork to choose? Tell us what you are considering and we will help you weigh up the options.
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Find the right size
A tape measure and a paper outline can answer more than guesswork. Here is how to use them.
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Art for your living room
Find a piece you want to live with, then make the size, colour and frame work with your room.
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Choosing framed prints
A frame changes how an artwork sits on the wall. Find the colour and size that bring it together.