In general, the science that studies the forms of objects and their interaction in space is invisibly present everywhere. There is such a thing as "space geometry". In combination with the design, it depends on it whether you will be comfortable in the room or want to escape from there as soon as possible.

The visual arts turned to simple geometric shapes as early as the beginning of the 20th century. Cubism, Suprematism, Abstractionism. Now the "geometric style" is popular in various areas of design - from apartment interiors to clothing and tattoos. And if you are partial to clear lines and simple shapes, you can add geometric patterns to the interior of your own apartment. Let's see what can come of it.

Geometry in different interior styles

In fact, strict geometric shapes can successfully fit into almost any interior. It's another matter when the entire design of a room is based on simple lines and laconic colors. True fans of geometry will surely love minimalism and functionalism.