Hexagon Tile

Hexagon Tile Collection

Add a modern geometric touch to your space with our stylish hexagon tile collection. Available in a range of materials like ceramic, porcelain, marble, and glass, hexagon tiles are perfect for bathroom floors, kitchen backsplashes, shower walls, and more. With their unique six-sided shape, these tiles create eye-catching patterns that elevate any design. Explore our selection to find the perfect hexagon tile for your next renovation or remodel.

Why Choose European Hexagon Tile?

The hexagon is one of nature's most structurally perfect shapes — found in honeycombs, snowflakes, and basalt formations — and it translates beautifully into tile. Unlike rectangular tile, the six-sided format creates a naturally interlocking pattern that reads as both timeless and distinctly contemporary depending on the material, size, and grout color you choose. Our European hexagon tile collection spans the full range from classic small-format penny hex to bold large-format statement tiles.

Hexagon tile by size:

Small hex (1"–2") — the most traditional format, iconic on bathroom floors and shower floors; pairs beautifully with a contrasting grout color for a classic, heritage look
Medium hex (4"–6") — versatile for both floors and walls in kitchens and bathrooms; modern yet approachable and easier to install than small mosaic hex
Large hex (8"–12"+) — a bold architectural statement on living room floors or bathroom feature walls; highly contemporary and increasingly popular in open-plan spaces

Popular hexagon tile combinations:

White hex floor with dark charcoal grout — the most iconic combination, timeless in bathrooms of any size
Large hex floor tile paired with simple subway tile walls — lets the floor be the focal point without competing surfaces
Marble hex floor with white grout — soft and luxurious, particularly effective in master bathrooms
Mixed-size hex — large format on the floor with small mosaic hex in the shower niche for a layered, custom look

All mesh-mounted hex tiles come on 12×12 sheets for easy installation. Allow 12–15% overage when ordering hex tile due to the angled edge cuts.

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spring hexagon denim porcelain kitchen floor tile

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Spring Hexagon Tile

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Porcelain Hexagon Tile Spring is part of our hexagon collection, designed to create unique patterns with switchable displays. Featuring a modern, m...

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FAQ

What rooms suit hexagon tile best?

Hexagon tile works in virtually any room but is most commonly used in bathrooms, kitchens, and entryways. Small-format hex on bathroom floors is one of the most enduring tile looks in interior design. Large format hex tiles work beautifully as kitchen floor tile or as a statement feature wall. The geometric pattern also works well in laundry rooms and mudrooms where a practical but characterful finish is desired.

How is hexagon tile installed differently from square tile?

Hexagon tile requires more planning because the pattern doesn't align to standard wall edges the way rectangular tile does. Start from the center of the room or wall and work outward to keep the pattern balanced. Mesh-mounted hex sheets simplify installation significantly. Edge cuts around perimeter walls require an angle grinder or wet saw with a diamond blade. Allow 12-15% waste for hex tile compared to rectangular tile due to the more complex edge cuts.

What grout joint size should I use with hexagon tile?

For mesh-mounted mosaic hex tile (1"-2"), the spacing is already set by the mesh - typically 1/8" or less, requiring non-sanded grout. For larger format hex tiles (4"+), a 1/16" to 1/8" joint is standard for rectified tiles. A contrasting grout color is a popular choice that emphasizes the geometric pattern.

What is the best grout color for white hexagon tile?

Dark grey or charcoal grout with white hex tile is the most iconic combination - it creates a graphic, high-contrast look reminiscent of classic early-20th-century bathroom floors. White or light grey grout creates a softer, more seamless effect. Black grout with white hex is the boldest option and works well in contemporary and industrial-style spaces. oice that emphasizes the geometric pattern.

Can hexagon tile be used as a kitchen backsplash?

Yes - hexagon tile backsplashes have become increasingly popular as a geometric alternative to subway tile. Medium-format hex (4"-6") works particularly well above countertops and creates a dynamic visual backdrop without overwhelming the space. Glass and metallic-finish hex tiles add light reflection to kitchen walls. Choose a tile with a smooth sealed surface that's easy to wipe clean.