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Advantages of hexagon tiles
Not only do they look sensational and effectively enhance your interior design despite their delicate appearance as porcelain stoneware tiles, they are also very durable and hard-wearing. The hexagonal shapes offer numerous options for renovators and builders as they are available in a wide range of colors, styles, materials and sizes. Additionally, hexagonal tiles are suitable for any style you imagine, no matter how bold or subtle.
Small white or cream hexagonal tiles combined with light grout lines look classic, delicate and feminine, while the same tiles with darker grout help create a vintage look. If you prefer an ultra-modern style, choose dark, oversized hexagon tiles and impress your guests with an unexpected, sophisticated look that can work wonders in a bachelor pad.
A beautiful, light-stained kitchen with a neutral hexagonal tile backsplash and open shelving looks fresh and elegant
A beige kitchen with a white hexagonal tile backsplash, white marble countertops and open shelving looks good
a black-stained kitchen with butcher block countertops, a gray hexagon tile backsplash, and black appliances
A striking navy blue kitchen with gray marble countertops and striking blue hexagon tiles and gold fixtures is enchanting
A classic white Scandinavian kitchen with regular cabinets and glass cabinets, butcher block countertops and a black and white hexagon tile backsplash
a modern kitchen with white and stained cabinets, a full wall of gray marble tiles and white countertops
A modern kitchen with white cabinets, a black matte hexagonal tile backsplash and a black extractor hood looks rich in contrast
A dark stained and white kitchen with a white hexagon tile backsplash and white countertops looks very stylish
A striking kitchen with sleek white cabinets, butcher block countertops, a hexagonal tile backsplash and burgundy walls
A graphite gray Scandinavian kitchen with an extended backsplash made of hexagonal tiles, pendant lamps and leather handles
A gray kitchen with just base cabinets and an extended countertop, hexagonal tile backsplash and open shelving is wow
A gray kitchen with white stone worktops and a glossy white hexagonal tile backsplash and stained shelves
A light gray kitchen with white stone countertops, open shelving, a white hexagonal tile backsplash and lots of greenery
A beautiful neutral kitchen with shaker cabinets, white stone countertops, a white hexagon tile backsplash and corner shelves
A matte black kitchen with butcher block countertops, open shelving and hexagonal tiles in gray, tan and beige on the walls and floor
Disadvantages of hexagon tiles
The big disadvantage of hexagonal tiles is that their installation is quite difficult, so they are not the best option for inexperienced DIYers. It’s still doable of course, but make sure you have enough time, patience and attention to detail. Even if you hire a professional, you can expect tile installation to be more time-consuming than rectangular or square tiles.
Whether you DIY or hire a tiler, be sure to speak to an expert to find out the exact quantities you need. Hexagonal tiles can also be a bit more expensive, and if you need professional help, you should consider these additional costs as well. However, in general, tiles are one of the most cost-effective options because they are extremely durable and do not require much maintenance.
A matte dark green kitchen with stone countertops, a pink hexagonal tile backsplash and black fixtures
A minimalist white kitchen with wooden elements and a gray marble tile backsplash with hexagon tiles
A modern gray kitchen with white stone countertops and an ombre hexagonal tile backsplash and stainless steel appliances
A modern, neutral kitchen with a beautiful hexagonal tile backsplash that imitates marble and white stone countertops
A modern stained kitchen with a striking ombre hexagonal tile backsplash and open shelving and black fixtures
A modern stained kitchen with metal worktops and a splashback and floor of hexagonal tiles in bold pink and burgundy
A navy and white kitchen with a white hexagon tile backsplash, open shelving, and stainless steel appliances is cool
A navy blue kitchen with elegant copper accents and hexagonal marble tiles on the backsplash, creating a sophisticated feel
A neutral kitchen with a pretty silver backsplash made of small hexagonal tiles and stainless steel appliances that create a cohesive look
a neutral kitchen with a stained range hood, neutral stone countertops and a statement hexagonal tile backsplash
Small hex tiles
If we take hex tiles on a smaller scale, the most popular are the penny tiles, which bring geometry and texture but don’t make too much impact. Common small-format hexagonal tiles are also popular. Use them with contrasting grout to make them stand out. This is a cool geometric alternative to penny tiles on the back wall, and if you want you can even build up a pattern or even create some words out of it.
Interior of modern kitchen. Wooden table top, ceramic tile apron with ornament, stainless steel sink.
A neutral, traditional kitchen with a stained kitchen island, a large extractor hood and a hexagonal marble tile backsplash
a whimsical kitchen with richly stained cabinets, concrete countertops and an extended hexagonal tile backsplash, plus pendant lamps
a richly stained kitchen with black countertops, black upper cabinets and a black hexagon tile backsplash
a Scandinavian eat-in kitchen with sleek white cabinets, a gray hexagon tile backsplash, built-in lights and a dining set
a Scandinavian kitchen with terracotta walls, white sleek cabinets, concrete countertops and a striking hexagonal tile backsplash
A sleek all-white kitchen with just base cabinets and a white hexagonal tile backsplash giving it some interest
A sleek, minimalist white kitchen with a striking turquoise hexagonal tile backsplash and black fixtures is amazing
A sleek white kitchen with a gray marble hexagon tile backsplash, open shelving and white fixtures is beautiful
A stylish gray farmhouse kitchen with white worktops and a back wall made of black hexagonal tiles as well as a black extractor hood looks very elegant
A cream vintage kitchen with white stone countertops, white hexagon tiles on the wall and a blue kitchen island
A white kitchen with shaker cabinets, white stone countertops, a gray hexagon tile backsplash, and black fixtures
Large hex tiles
Large format hexagon tiles look great on their own, whether you use a bold color and pattern or not, whether you prefer contrasting grout lines or not. You can create a brighter impression with different shades of tiles you use. Get inspired!
A white kitchen with a dark hexagon tile backsplash and gray countertops and gray marble tiles is cool
A white kitchen with a backsplash made of hexagonal white marble tiles and white stone countertops is a timeless idea
a white Nordic kitchen with butcher block countertops and a gray hexagon tile backsplash and butcher block countertops
a white Nordic kitchen with white countertops and a white hexagonal tile backsplash as well as open shelving and stainless steel appliances
a white Scandinavian kitchen with elegant cabinets, a white hexagonal tile backsplash with black grout and black fixtures
A white Scandinavina kitchen with greige walls, a white hexagonal tile backsplash and butcher block countertops is fantastic
a sleek white kitchen with shaker cabinets, a wood-edged range hood, and a white hexagonal tile backsplash and neutral countertops
Black hexagonal tile backsplash with white grout and exposed red brick to highlight your kitchen
Black hexagon tiles with white grout make a cool statement in the kitchen and create contrast in the room
Shiny emerald green hexagon tiles, brass accents and wood make the kitchen super chic
Large format hexagon tiles allow you to create interesting geometric patterns in your kitchen, and geometry is timeless
Small hexagonal marble tiles and a marble countertop work harmoniously together to create a seamless surface
Small hexagonal mosaic tiles in various shades of gray work well in modern kitchens, especially blue or black that provide contrast
Marble hex penny tiles with white grout look timeless and add the right amount of interest to a neutral kitchen
White hexagon penny tiles with white grout add texture and geometry without standing out too much
Small white hexagon tiles with black grout stand out and make the backsplash an eye-catcher
Small, hexagonal tiles on the backsplash add pattern and texture to the completely neutral kitchen
Hexagonal tiles made of gray marble with white grout look timeless and give the kitchen an elegant touch
Green, small-format hexagonal tiles complement the brown furniture and give the room a sophisticated color
A kitchen splashback made of gray hexagonal tiles with white grout adds color to the room and makes it more memorable
A backsplash made of hexagonal tiles in various neutral tones and with black grout adds interest to a neutral room
Bold yellow hex tiles with white grout accent the black cabinets and add color to the room
Chic dark green hexagon tiles with white grout make a bold statement in a neutral room
Large-format marble tiles in different shades create a strong pattern with their different colors
Large format white hexagon tiles with black grout fit perfectly into a minimalist or Scandinavian kitchen
Medium marble hexagonal tiles accent the navy blue kitchen and create a contrasting look
