Geometric Home Design
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Food & Wine
Updated June 15, 2016
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“People are attracted to geometric designs—they are bold but textural, and can mix with other patterns easily,” says Christiana Coop, who with partner Aimee Lagos, is the US distributor for the Copenhagen-based company Ferm Living. While the look feels modern, it’s a trend that takes inspiration from the past. “It reflects back to the 1920s and the designs of Giò Ponti,” says Coop. Here’s how to add geometric impact to your home.—Maren Ellingboe
Equilateral Triangle Nails
These solid bronze nails with triangular-shaped heads are a beautiful take on a normally utilitarian object, and are perfect for hanging special items. $28, catbirdnyc.com
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Mori Mini Cup
Created by Masahiro Mori, one of Japan’s most iconic midcentury designers, these porcelain cups come in six patterns that make it easy to mix and match.$26, poketo.com
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Triangle Cork Dinner Mats
Easy to clean and perfect for protecting tabletops from heat, these cork dinner mats are practical and eye-catching. $30 for 2; fermlivingshop.com
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Faceted Vase
Dwell Studio’s architectural vases are beautiful enough to display by themselves. $15-$75; dwellstudio.com
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Color Fest Tea Towel
Made in the Netherlands, this dish towel is made with durable jacquard cotton. $25. leifshop.com
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Fat Lady Vase
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Maple Bottle Stop
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Between a Rock and a Lamp Base
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