Practical Guide to Integrating Geometric Textiles at Home

Using geometric patterns at home doesn’t have to be complicated. When chosen well, textiles with stripes, weaves, or repetitive motifs bring rhythm, order, and personality to any room without overwhelming it. The key lies in knowing where to place them, how to mix them, and how to balance them with color and texture.

The new Colorado collection by Gancedo combines authentic, richly textured fabrics with designs inspired by the earth and the landscape, created to blend naturally into any interior.

Where to place them

To make the most of them, the first step is deciding which surface you want them to stand out on. Curtains and blinds made with designs from the Colorado collection are ideal for filling a room with character without the need to paint or add furniture. Sofas and armchairs upholstered in its stripes and weaves create a natural focal point, while cushions and throws allow patterns to be introduced gradually.

A practical rule: place larger patterns on expansive surfaces and use smaller ones for details to balance the composition.

How to combine them

With Colorado, you can mix stripes, weaves, and geometric motifs as long as there is a common thread, such as a shared color or texture. For example, a striped sofa can be complemented with cushions featuring finer geometric patterns in the same tones, avoiding visual overload and creating harmony.

Playing with color

Color is key to making different patterns work together. The Colorado collection draws its palette from nature: stone, wood, clay, foliage, and woodsmoke. These tones allow for soft contrasts or bolder accents, depending on your preference. For instance, a cobalt blue cushion on an earth-toned sofa adds dynamism, while using several pieces within the same color range creates continuity and visual calm.

Scale and proportion

No todos los patrones funcionan en cualquier tamaño de superficie. Los motivos grandes de Colorado son perfectos para tapizados y cortinas, donde pueden apreciarse los detalles; los más pequeños funcionan mejor en cojines, mantas o cabeceros.

En cualquier caso, ten en cuenta que alternar escalas dentro de un mismo espacio permite generar movimiento sin que el resultado se vea cargado. 

De lo que no hay duda es que los textiles geométricos tienen el poder de cambiar un espacio por completo, y la colección Colorado de Gancedo lo hace fácil gracias a sus colores naturales, texturas auténticas y patrones versátiles.

Not all patterns work equally well on every surface size. Colorado’s larger motifs are perfect for upholstery and curtains, where their details can be fully appreciated; smaller patterns work best on cushions, throws, or headboards.

In any case, alternating scales within the same space helps create movement without the result feeling cluttered.

There is no doubt that geometric textiles have the power to transform a space completely, and Gancedo’s Colorado collection makes it easy thanks to its natural colors, authentic textures, and versatile patterns.