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Mod is a small shop with a strict grammar: circle, line, arc, and three colours that have to earn their place. The references are honest ones — Bauhaus teaching posters, mid-century textile patterns, atomic-age boomerangs and Sputnik sparks, and the balanced organic shapes that furniture catalogues were full of in 1958. Nothing distressed, nothing ironic. Just composition doing the work. Geometry is the most forgiving art to hang. It sits above a sideboard, along a hallway, or in a home office without competing with anything, and it looks deliberate in a way photographs rarely manage. Several patterns also run as phone cases, where the repeat looks particularly good at that scale. Everything is printed to order. Three below: a boomerang lattice, a Bauhaus composition, and a balanced oval. Shapes and optimism.