Geometric Patterned Textiles & Wallpaper

Graphic and modern, geometric shapes are key elements of the decoration.

Prized since antiquity for their ornamental qualities and widely used by the avant-garde in visual arts and architecture, geometric forms mostly stem from a stylized observation of nature and its figurative representation.
Wassily Kandinsky, one of the leading figures of Abstraction, used geometric forms as key elements in a portion of his pictorial work. He sought to convey the inner vibration of the artwork through form and composition, creating a veritable colorful score on the canvas. This exploration of geometric forms can also be found in the work of Braque and Picasso, as a means of transforming reality.
The Art Deco style also drew inspiration from these pictorial explorations, reaffirming a taste for simple lines, the reinterpretation of classical architectural orders from antiquity, and the sparing use of decorative motifs. Art Deco thus favored forms such as the circle, the spiral, the triangle, and the chevron, as well as a simplified graphic vocabulary.

We then think of Victor Vasarely's Op Art; it is this taste for innovation and freedom carried by the avant-gardes of the early 20th century that still animates the creativity of our workshops today.