Bold Geometric Accents in Black and White to Add to Your Décor

Shape up your home with these modern geometric patterns.

By Erica Moody • Posted June 4, 2024 at 3:52 p.m.

Courtesy The Hour

These black-and-white statement pieces are impressive geometric touches to spruce up your home design game. Whether it’s abstract art or striking centerpieces, these bold patterns can elevate any space.

print from crate and barrel — *Courtesy Crate & Barrel*

Angular Art

This striking made-to-order print resembles dancers if placed vertically and a river or town if placed horizontally. Exclusive Love Like a River framed, 24-by-30-inch black and white abstract wall art print by Lisa Whittington, $599 at Crate & Barrel, multiple locations

Game On

Challenge your guests to a chess match, or just have them over to marvel at the beauty of this Carrara and Marquina marble side table. Fori square black and white marble game side table, $599 at CB2, 1654 Galleria at Tysons II, Tysons

geometric tumblers — *Courtesy The Hour*

Midcentury Mood

Hosting parties this summer? This midcentury-modern set will look great on your home bar. Georges Briard black and white Collins glass caddy, $420 at The Hour, 1015 King St., Alexandria

Stylish Storage

Declutter your home by storing items in an abstract ottoman on an oak-finished solid wood base. Dialogue ottoman, $330 at The Nest Egg, 11940 Grand Commons Ave., Fairfax

geometric notepad — *Courtesy Penny Post*

Between the Lines

This handy notepad is sure to spruce up your workstation. Black and white squiggle jotter, $20 at Penny Post, 1201 King St., Alexandria

Feature image of geometric tumblers courtesy The Hour

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Erica Moody

Contributing Editor

Erica Moody is Northern Virginia Magazine’s Contributing Editor. She has been a lifestyle journalist and editor for more than 15 years, with previous staff roles at Philadelphia magazine, Washington Life Magazine, and Travel Leaders Group. She’s consulted for brands including American Express Travel and Royal Caribbean. Her writing has appeared in Ad Age, The Telegraph, InsideHook, Technical.ly, DC Inno, and more. She holds an MFA from Antioch University and a BA from Tulane.