Geometric Fabric

Geometric patterns bring rhythm and visual intrigue to your space. They can act as a feature in minimalist rooms or complement bolder schemes, making them ideal for curtains, blinds, and upholstery alike.

Consider the scale and colour palette of your room — larger patterns often suit larger spaces, while subtle repeats fit smaller rooms. Sample swatches helps you visualise the look before ordering.

A good rule of thumb is balance. Let geometric fabric be the hero by pairing it with plain walls, textured weaves, or soft neutrals. It’s a clever way to introduce pattern while keeping the overall scheme calm and considered.

They can, surprisingly well. Choosing softer colourways or smaller-scale designs allows geometric fabric to sit comfortably alongside classic furniture and architectural details, adding a subtle modern twist rather than a dramatic contrast.

This often comes down to proportion. Larger patterns tend to shine in spacious rooms or on statement curtains, while smaller repeats suit compact spaces or blinds where a gentler visual rhythm is worth remembering.

Pick out one or two shades from the fabric and echo them elsewhere — cushions, accessories, or wall colour. It’s a simple design trick that helps the whole room feel pulled together rather than pieced together.