Collection: Modern Geometric Wall Art
Modern Geometric wall art in bold shapes and clean angles: the Sagrada Familia rising in Barcelona, the Oceanografic in Valencia, Guanajuato’s tunnels, the Templo Mayor ruins and a stadium view of the Portland Timbers.
American
Blue
Blue and Orange
Canvas for Contemporary Homes
El Paso
Framed
Framed Blue
Framed Modern
Framed Vertical
Geometric
Home Office
Large Blue
Large Geometric
Large Modern
Large Texas
Large Vertical
Modern
Modern Blue
Navy Blue
New Arrivals
Orange
Terracotta
Texas
Vertical
Arkansas
Little Rock
Realism
California
Los Angeles
Madison
Wisconsin
Beige
European
Modern Beige
United Kingdom
Large Pink
Pink
Pink Framed
Richmond
Virginia
Brown
Framed Brown
Large Brown
Black and White
Black and White Framed
Canvas for Modern Homes
Large Black and White
Seattle
Colorado
Denver
Elevate your space with our Modern Geometric Canvas Art
Modern geometric wall art turns buildings, bridges and city squares into clean planes of color, and every piece here is painted by our artists on canvas. From gold Spanish palaces to blue Canadian skylines, these works bring architectural structure to a wall without feeling stiff. Pick the palette that fits your room, then choose one of seven sizes, framed or unframed.
Warm Gold, Beige and Terracotta
For a sunlit, earthy feel, start with Alcazar Allure, a vertical piece in gold and beige with an impressionist, abstract touch. Sagrada Familia Splendor pairs beige and brown in a horizontal format, while Guanajuato Tunnels glows in orange and terracotta. Market scenes like Jean Talon Market and ByWard Market Charm keep to beige, brown and terracotta, and Salt Lake City Capitol Building adds a vertical burst of orange. On the more contemporary, realistic side, look at Camden Yards Baseball Stadium, Richmond Virginia Capitals and the soft beige Oxford Bridge of Sighs.
Cool Blue and Teal
If you want a calmer wall, the blue and teal pieces deliver. Oceanografic Valencia mixes blue, teal and beige in a vertical abstract, and Alhóndiga de Granaditas stays fully blue in a wide horizontal layout. Templo Mayor Ruins brings an expressionist edge, while Lighthouse on the Island, University of Toronto Campus, Nathan Phillips Square Night Lights and Vancouver Olympic Cauldron are all vertical works in cool tones. For horizontal contemporary scenes, choose New York City Financial District or Joseph Urban Landscape, which adds green to its beige and teal.
Bold Reds, Pinks and Grays
For more contrast, Portland Timbers Stadium View sets green against red, and Detroit Red Wings Legacy works in black and red. Seattle Space Needle Silhouette keeps things minimal in gray, while Denver International Terminal blends pink and blue with a painterly feel. Richmond Historic District gives a vintage-meets-modern take in pink, and Huntsville Modern Cityscape plays orange and terracotta against blue and navy blue.
Tips for Choosing and Hanging Geometric Art
- Match the orientation to the wall: vertical pieces suit narrow spaces and hallways, horizontal ones sit well above a sofa or bed.
- Pick a size about two-thirds the width of the furniture below it; the 40x60 size works as a single statement piece.
- Echo the art’s lines with the frame: black sharpens contrast, white feels airy, and natural wood warms up cool blues.
Want more options? Browse our full geometric canvas wall art collection or explore all of our modern canvas wall art.