Geometric Shapes Wall Art in Twelve Cream Tiles - Canvas Wall Art

Joris Vermeulen laid out twelve cream and sand tiles in a loose grid, three across and four down, and gave each one a single small shape. A black circle, a half-moon wedge, a triangle, a square, an arch, a leaf split by a thin tan line, a crescent, a bar and a dot sit beside a soft gray ring, a gray triangle and a gray pebble. This geometric shapes wall art reads like a quiet alphabet of forms.

The brushwork stays visible everywhere. You can see the swirls inside the black circle, the scraped edges around each tile and the little flecks of ochre where the paint thins out. That slightly uneven, handmade finish gives it a wabi sabi wall art feel, with the order of the bauhaus wall art tradition loosened by an easy, mid-century hand.

It suits anyone who likes a calm room with a bit of graphic punch. If your home leans toward japandi wall art or scandinavian wall art, this black and cream wall art fits right in, and it works just as well as neutral abstract wall art in a space full of wood, linen and plants.

Hang it above a dresser as bedroom abstract wall art, or let it greet guests as entryway wall art in a narrow hallway. The tall format and the tidy grid keep it balanced on its own or beside other black and white geometric wall art. Printed as canvas wall art, the texture of each tile comes through clearly.