Inspirations - Canvas prints - Bedroom

Intriguing geometry

Simple shapes, such as lines, squares and circles are very minimalistic but can also be eye-catching. Although they usually don’t carry a deep meaning, they still ignite the imagination of both children and adults. The simplicity of geometric compositions is a great source of character and a perfect match for modest interiors.

Circles, squares, axes – it’s not a maths lesson… it’s interior décor! The thing that used to be our bane at school may actually be beautiful in art. Simple designs and limited colours are the hallmarks of abstract painting as pioneered by Kandinsky. Although not everybody understands or enjoys this particular artistic movement, it’s exactly the works of artists like Mondrian or Malevich that oftentimes break all price records at art auctions. The dedicated fans of abstract painting know that there is more to these shapes than meets the eye – when displayed on a wall, they can completely transform an interior!

Geometric canvas prints look best in simple, raw spaces. In a minimalist room, they can play the first fiddle and take the role of the dominating decorative element. Despite their simplicity, the designs are very eye-catching and they inspire imagination, which are the two most important aspects of any wall decoration! The print will make your living room more elegant, with every evening feeling like a vernissage in an art gallery. Another important aspect of these types of designs is that they aren’t intrusive. They won’t feel distracting and they can always serve as a handy topic of conversation with your guests, especially those who enjoy art!

If you decide to decorate your interiors with a geometric canvas print, make sure to match it with the right accessories. Leaving the rest of the room bare will make the space too austere. It’s true that art gallery aesthetics are all about chicness and elegance but reproducing this style one to one in your home will make it feel cold and uninviting. Instead, pair your print with a few potted plants – we personally recommend sansevieria or aloe, which are both fittingly minimal and geometric in shape but can still add a bit of warmth to your room. It’s time to fill your home with some real style worthy of the most valuable paintings in the world!