Swift 3

@IBInspectable var shape:StatusShape = .Rectangle merely creates a blank entry in Interface Builder:

Use an adapter, which will acts as a bridge between Swift and Interface Builder.
shapeAdapter is inspectable from IB:

   // IB: use the adapter
   @IBInspectable var shapeAdapter:Int {
        get {
            return self.shape.rawValue
        }
        set( shapeIndex) {
            self.shape = StatusShape(rawValue: shapeIndex) ?? .Rectangle
        }
    }

Unlike the conditional compilation approach (using #if TARGET_INTERFACE_BUILDER), the type of the shape variable does not change with the target, potentially requiring further source code changes to cope with the shape:NSInteger vs. shape:StatusShape variations:

   // Programmatically: use the enum
   var shape:StatusShape = .Rectangle

Complete code

@IBDesignable
class ViewController: UIViewController {

    enum StatusShape:Int {
        case Rectangle
        case Triangle
        case Circle
    }

    // Programmatically: use the enum
    var shape:StatusShape = .Rectangle

    // IB: use the adapter
    @IBInspectable var shapeAdapter:Int {
        get {
            return self.shape.rawValue
        }
        set( shapeIndex) {
            self.shape = StatusShape(rawValue: shapeIndex) ?? .Rectangle
        }
    }
}

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