A new trend is bringing geometric shapes into wall decoration, with just two allies: paint and brushes.
Walls are painted in wonderful colour combinations, arranged in geometric patterns that add multiple dimensions to a space and give it a distinctive character.
And the best part? You don’t need to be a painter to achieve this result. All you need is to draw a few lines and have a little imagination. Triangles, squares, rhombuses and trapezoids in repeating patterns can create striking effects.
Experiment with combinations of shapes on paper or on screen, then apply your idea to the wall. And the colours? You can stay within closely related shades or go bolder and play with strong contrasts.
The idea can be applied to an entire wall or just a section of it. You can also use it to link more than one wall, emphasising the multiple dimensions of the space even further.
And the best part is that it works in every room, from the living room and kitchen to the study and the bedroom.
Edited by Natasa Lianopoulou
