Triangle patterns
Triangle patterns are the abstract surfaces of the system. Built from the triangle, they range from calm and structured to dimensional and expressive, giving you a way to add brand texture, energy, or focus to a surface.
Set the volume
Basic: A structured repeat based on fixed triangle placement, it creates a stable, uniform surface that supports a layout without introducing movement or distortion. Use it for calm backgrounds, containers, and subtle brand texture.
Organic: A softer expression built on irregular rhythm, variation, and shifting density, it creates warmth, flow, and visual focus while staying controlled and recognisable.
Spatial: A dimensional expression using perspective, depth, and spatial distortion, it suits key visuals, digital surfaces, motion, and moments where the brand should feel immersive.
Keep one scale logic per surface
Within a single expression, triangle scale should either stay constant or follow one deliberate progression. What looks messy is arbitrary mixing: two or three unrelated sizes and style with no system. One item, one scale logic.
Keep harmonious scale and style.
Don't use unrelated sizes and style with no system.