Geometric II wallpaper collection Cole & Son

Geometric II wallpaper by Cole and Son: diamonds, hexagons and optical depth

Geometric II wallpaper is all about shape and repetition: flat patterns that gain depth through colour and rhythm. In the blue-and-white Tile pattern, staggered hexagons appear to step out from the wall like stairs. Prism and Circus let diamonds and vertical strips slide over each other as if made of coloured glass, from pink and orange to turquoise and purple. All three are built up vertically, and that's exactly what gives a wall height. As a result, a wall with Cole and Son wallpaper reads more as a graphic work than as a background.

Patterns in the Geometric II wallpaper collection

The Tile wallpaper sets cobalt blue and white sharply against each other in elongated hexagons, without transitions or gradients. The Prism Geometric Ii wallpaper works on a medium scale with diamonds that transparently overlap. If you choose Circus wallpaper, those diamonds become over a metre high, with grey and black between green, purple and yellow. In the Riviera wallpaper, ovals interlock between straight vertical lines. The Puzzle wallpaper stacks cubes in grey tones that appear to tilt. Oblique wallpaper lets diagonal strips cross each other, intersected by thin metallic lines. Mosaic wallpaper is a grid of rounded tiles in beige to gold on a dark background, and Luxor wallpaper draws a trellis of rectangles that appear to float above the wall. With Delano wallpaper, Deco Palm wallpaper and Apex Grand wallpaper, the series is complete.

Combining Geometric II wallpaper in your interior

In the lifestyle images you see how the patterns react to what's in front of them. Tile is calmed by a dark wood console, coral lamps and a blue-and-white pot with peonies. Prism can take gold: a gilded console and a dark portrait in a gold frame hold the colour field together. Circus only covers the chimney breast, while the other walls remain light, and orange velvet chairs and a red curtain pick up the colours. If you choose one wall, the pattern does the rest.