Step Aside Arches, This Shape Is going to Take Over Your Home Decor

Throw pillows are an easy way to experiment with trends, and Danielle loves this velvet one by Studio McGee. The coral colorway adds a playful brightness to your bed or sofa, while the contrasting red piping makes for the tiniest hint of unexpected red. The olive color is already sold out, so I’d act quickly on this.

Zee points to his hex-shaped coasters as a low-stakes way to get in on the trend. These marble ones add modern texture to your tabletop, while the funky geometric shape is a refreshing twist on the traditional square and round options you see all the time.

Remember when I said hexagons are timeless? I’m sure you’ve seen this vintage-y tile motif in a bathroom before. And if you want the look without the reno, these renter-friendly peel-and-stick tiles are a safe and stylish bet. Installing them can get tedious, though, so I’d make it a weekend project.

Hexagonal capiz pieces make this pendant light look like the dreamiest disco ball. It softly diffuses the light for an intimate, cozy ambiance, and the gold framing gives it a bit of antique glamour too.

This glass vase’s Brutalist-inspired silhouette is a quiet take on the hexagon trend. Whether you fill it with flowers or style it solo as an objet d'art, its stylish sculptural design will elevate any household surface.

If you’re committed to the hexagon cause, this Anthropologie coffee table is a stunning investment. The warm oak wood veneer is easy on the eyes, and the minimalist, low-profile design is super functional, too, with generous under-storage and surface area. Plus, the hexagonal shape offers plenty of space to gather — perfect for game nights!

This towel holder’s modern shape and brass finish will update even the most outdated bathrooms, and it looks even better with the coordinating towel bar, toilet paper holder, and hook! One Anthro review says it’s the “cutest towel rack ever.”

Prefer your hexagons in small doses? The woven hexagonal pattern gives this rich copper curtain subtle (and stylish!) texture and dimension. While it’s not technically black-out, the thick cotton-blend material does help obstruct some light and sound, which is a nice bonus.

Vanity, entryway, or gallery wall — this geometric mirror brings a minimalist, architectural edge to them all. Its clean lines and cool metal finish are just right for folks who prefer to keep things simple, but still want a little pizzazz. It can be hung vertically or horizontally, too!

Who doesn’t love a pouf? This adorably petite ottoman is so unique with its hexagonal silhouette. The velvet upholstery (available in six colors) looks super luxe, and its soft foam cushion makes it a comfortable place to perch while putting on your shoes or hosting guests!

Hear me out — hexagon-patterned wallpaper is going to be a hit. You’re basically getting the retro look of hexagonal tiles, without the grout. This Spoonflower design comes in multiple types (from peel-and-stick to pre- or non-pasted), and the soft, rosy pink hue is right on-trend. I could see it on an accent wall or in a bathroom!

Move over, tapered candles — hexagon candles are in. The geometric silhouette takes tablescapes to the next level, especially when artfully arranged in a cluster. And for only $5 a piece, why not grab all the colors?

Not only does this honeycomb bookcase look cool, but its modular design is also incredibly functional. The shelves snap into place, which allows you to create your own configurations. Just keep stacking to make the most of the vertical space in your home, while turning your books and belongings into wall art.