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How to Use Geometric Wallpaper
Geometric wallpaper can add a simple and yet strong pattern to any interior. There's plenty of contemporary, masculine, and Art Deco prints to inspire.

They depict abstract, nonrepresentational shapes such as lines, triangles, and hexagons. There's also softer, more feminine styles like ikat, Chinoiserie, and Moorish designs.

Here's our guide on how to use geometric wallpaper for your interior design needs.

Using Geometric Pattern Wallpaper in Your Home

What Are the Different Types of Geometric Wallpaper?

The most common image that springs to mind when thinking of geometric wallpaper is triangles. This simple three-sided shape provides a traditional motif.

Whereas, clean minimalistic geometric designs are more associated with fine lines. Now, however, both are offered in contemporary colour schemes.

These can be refined, sophisticated, and/or vintage. They can also be young, bright and ideal for children's wallpaper.

The latest trend now sees textured and 3D geometric wallpaper. They provide extra dimensions to any room.

All three of these styles have seen overlap in recent years as designers have provided modern geometric wallpaper patterns. Here's how to use each in your interior.

Three Ways to Style Your Geometric Wallpaper

Idea One: Geometric Children's Wallpaper
Geometric wallpaper, as previously stated, can be young and fun making it fitting for children's rooms. This can include kids' bedrooms or play rooms. It can, however, also include other parts of your interior.

A family home has many shared spaces. These include high-traffic areas like hallways, back-porches, and stairwells. Often, these rooms become a dropping off point for children's things and the interior can embrace that.

By using a colourful geometric wallpaper , their posessions look like they belong. Their brightly coloured toys, clothing, and bags fit right in.

These items become a part of the room's eco-system, and even decoration. Using matching hooks and/or storage show a room that's intended for its use.

This is opposed to these pieces appearing as clutter, mess or an after-thought. It stops them ruining an established, sophisticated area of the home. Instead, it's whimsical, functional, and aesthetically pleasing.

The Kira Wallpaper is perfect for this as it has a playful colour scheme. It will brighten a small space and can be easily matched.

A busier space, however, might suit a darker shade in order to mask any scuffs that come with family life. The end result is an interior that is both practical and stylish.

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Idea Two: Young Modern Geometric Wallpaper
A young modern interior design scheme allows for an adventurous use of patterns and colour. This yellow geometric wallpaper, Delano, has just that combination.

It takes its name from the famous South Beach, Miami Art Deco hotel. And like its namesake, it's both retro and modern.

Plus, the mid-size print balances the colour scheme of yellow, black and white. It is both tiled and uniform.

An equally dramatic way to style this geometric wallpaper is with maximalism. That's print on print, bold with bold, more is more.

A vivid but not too matchy geometric fabric takes this look up a notch. Then it's about picking tones from both for home accessories.

Pay particular attention to choosing items that have the nuances of retro design but in modern colours. This is particularly important in lighting.

If that's too much of a statement, try block colours in equally "Miami" shades. Ice cream pastels with dulled greys, browns, and creams do the trick.

This makes for a fresh and funky, hip interior that doesn't take itself too seriously.

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Idea Three: Masculine Geometric Wallpaper
Geometric wallpaper easily creates a masculine vibe in an interior. This is particularly associated with Art Deco but not limited to it.

The simple shapes and patterns mean geometric designs carry darker colours and create a cool, smooth finish. Moreover, there's an increasing amount of metallic geometric wallpaper to achieve this concept.

A good example of this is Revivals Wallpaper. The deep and rich blue tone has a hexagonal pattern in black. There are then added bronze tones used as an aging effect. Each hexagon is unique giving a hand-painted, rugged, and rustic appearance.

It also adds depth and intrigue to a room and is perfectly paired with contrasting materials. Leather and metallic accessories, stonework and glass, all combine for a contemporary interior.

Additionally, weave fabric provides an extra texture that's both chunky, durable, and classic whilst adding a touch of comfort. Using it in neutral tones will allow the geometric pattern to be the defining point.

Likewise, if the geometric wallpaper is being used as a feature wall then a matching paint should be chosen. This will make the pattern pop and keep it as the focus.
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