Flooring
Hex Tile
Hexagonal tiles create honeycomb patterns that have decorated floors since the Victorian era and continue to charm contemporary spaces. Available from tiny mosaics to large format, hex tiles suit applications from vintage powder rooms to modern kitchens.
The six-sided shape creates visual interest without the busyness of square grids, making hex tiles versatile across styles. Large hex tiles in particular have become contemporary favorites, providing distinctive flooring with fewer grout lines than smaller versions.
Key Characteristics
- ✓Six-sided shape
- ✓Honeycomb pattern
- ✓Various sizes available
- ✓Victorian to contemporary
- ✓Distinctive visual interest
- ✓Works with many styles
Types & Variations
Small hex (1-2 inch)
Medium hex (4-6 inch)
Large hex (8-12 inch)
Elongated hex
Picket (stretched hex)
Works Well With These Styles
Placement & Usage Tips
Small hex tiles suit smaller spaces and wet areas where slip resistance matters. Large hex creates bolder statements in bigger rooms. Consider how pattern meets walls and corners.
💡 Pro Tip
For maximum visual impact with minimum maintenance, choose large white hex tiles with dark grout in bathrooms. The bold contrast creates drama while the larger tiles mean less grout to clean.