Eye-catchy and unique tiles are all the rage right now, you can see Eat-inspired arabesque, mermaid-inspired fish scale and many other tiles around. Hex tiles are among the trendiest and edgiest right now, they can be seen in bathrooms, kitchens and even entryways, they come in lots of colors and the geometric shape they feature is absolutely timeless. If you still don’t have such tiles in your home – it’s high time to get them! The easiest way to go is to clad your kitchen backsplash with them – it’s not a large surface, so it won’t take too much effort and won’t break the bank. But first let’s take a look at
Hexagon Tiles Pros
Not only do they look sensational and effectively elevate your interior design, despite their delicate appearance, as porcelain tiles, they are also very durable and hard-wearing. The six-edge shapes offer renovators and builders plenty of options as they come in a wide range of colors, finishes, materials and sizes. Additionally, hexagonal tiles are suitable for any style you may have in mind, no matter how bold or subtle.
Small white or cream hexagon tiles combined with light grout lines look classic, delicate and feminine, while the same tiles against darker grouting will help you achieve a vintage look. If you are after an ultra-modern style, select dark, oversized hexagon tiles and awe your guests with an unexpected, classy look that can do wonders in a bachelor pad.
A beautiful light-stained kitchen with a neutral hexagon tile backsplash and open shelves looks fresh and elegant.
A beautiful teal and stained kitchen with a white hexagon tile backsplash, white stone countertops and black sconces.
A beige kitchen with a white haxagon tile backsplash, white marble countertops and an open shelf looks nice.
A black and stained kitchen with butcherblock countertops, a grey hexagon tile backsplash and black appliances.
A bold blue kitchen with white stone countertops, a white hexagon tile backsplash, a white pendant lamp and greenery.
A bold navy kitchen with grey marble countertops and bold blue hexagon tiles plus gold fixtures is adorable.
A classic white Scandinavian kitchen with usual and glass cabinets, butcherblock countertops and a black and white hex tile backsplash.
A contemporary kitchen with white and stained cabinets, a whole wall clad with grey marble hex tiles and white countertops.
A contemporary kitchen with white cabinetry, a black matte hexagon tile backsplash and a black hood looks contrasting.
A dark grey kitchen with rich-stained countertops, a white marble hex tile backsplash and potted greenery and herbs.
A dark-stained and white kitchen with a white hexagon tile backsplash and white countertops looks very stylish.
A eye-catchy kitchen with sleek white cabinets, butcherblock countertops, a hexagon tile backsplash and burgundy walls.
A graphite grey Scandinavian kitchen with an extended hexagon tile backsplash, pendant lamps and leather pulls.
A grey kitchen with only lower cabinets and an extended countertop, a hexagon tile backsplash and open shelves is wow.
A grey kitchen with white stone countertops and a glossy white hexagon tile backsplash plus stained shelves.
A light grey kitchen with white stone countertops, open shelves, a white hexagon tile backsplash and greenery.
A lovely neutral kitchen with shaker cabinets, white stone countertops, a white hexagon tile backsplash, corner shelves.
A matte black kitchen with butcherblock countertops, open shelves, grey, tan and beige hexagon tiles on the wall and floor.
Hexagon Tiles Cons
The big con of hex tiles is the fact that they are quite challenging to install, so they are not the best option for inexperienced DIYers. It is still doable, of course, but make sure you have plenty of time, patience and attention to detail. Now, even if you do hire a professional, you can still expect the tiling process to be more time-consuming than rectangular or square tiles.
Whether you choose to DIY or hire a tiler, make sure you talk to an expert to find out the exact quantities you will need. Hex tiles can also be a bit pricier, and if you need professional help, you should take those additional costs into consideration as well. Tiles, in general, are, however, one of the most cost-effective options, as they are extremely durable and don’t require much maintenance.
A matte dark green kitchen with a stone countertops, a pink hexagon tile backsplash and black fixtures.
A minimalist white kitchen with wooden touches and a grey marble hexagon tile backsplash.
A modern grey kitchen with white stone countertops and an ombre hexagon tile backsplash plus stainless steel appliances.
A modern neutral kitchen with a gorgeous hexagon tile backsplash imitating marble, white stone countertops.
A modern stained kitchen with a bold ombre hexagon tile backsplash and open shelves plus black fixtures.
A modern stained kitchen with metal countertops and a bold pink and burgundy hexagon tile backsplash and floor.
A navy and white kitchen with a white hexagon tile backsplash, an open shelf and stainless steel appliances is cool.
A navy kitchen with elegant copper touches and marble hexagon tiles on the backsplash that add a refined feel.
A neutral kitchen with a lovely silver small hex tile backsplash and stainless steel appliances that create a cohesive look.
A neutral kitchen with a stained hood, neutral stone countertops, an eye-catching hexagon tile backsplash.
Small Scale Hex Tiles
If we take smaller scale hex tiles, the most popular ones are penny tiles that bring geometry and texture but not too much impact. Usual small scale hex tiles are also popular, use them with some contrasting grout to make them stand out a lot. This is a cool geometric alternative to penny tiles on the backsplash, and if you want you can even build up a pattern or even create some words of them.
A neutral kitchen with shaker cabinets, open shelves, white stone countertops, brass fixtures is wow.
Interior of modern kitchen. Table top made of wood, apron made of ceramic tiles with ornament, stainless steel sink.
A neutral traditional kitchen with a stained kitchen island, a large hood and a marble hexagon tile backsplash.
A quirky kitchen with rich-stained cabinets, concrete countertops and an extended hexagon tile backsplash plus pendant lamps.
A rich-stained kitchen with black countertops, black upper cabinets and a black hexagon tile backsplash.
A Scandinavian eat-in kitchen with sleek white cabinets, a grey hexagon tile backsplash, built-in lights and a dining set.
A Scandinavian kitchen with terracotta walls, white sleek cabients, concrete countertops, an eye-catchy hexagon tile backsplash.
A sleek all-white kitchen with only lower cabinets, a white hex tile backsplash that gives it a bit of interest.
A sleek minimalist white kitchen with a bold turquoise hex tile backsplash and black fixtures is amazing.
A sleek white kitchen with a grey marble hex tile backsplash, an open shelf and white fixtures is lovely.
A stylish grey farmhouse kitchen with white countertops and a black hex tile backsplash plus a black hood looks very refined.
A vintage creamy kitchen with white stone countertops, white hexagon tiles on the wall and a blue kitchen island.
A whire kitchen with shaker cabinets, white stone countertops, a grey hexagon tile backsplash and black fixtures.
Large Scale Hex Tiles
Large scale hexagon tiles look outstanding themselves, whether you use a bold color and pattern or not, whether you prefer contrasting grout or not. You may create a brighter impression with various shades of the tiles you use. Get inspired!
A white kitchen with a dark hexagon tile backsplash and grey countertops plus grey marble tiles is cool.
A white kitchen with a white marble hexagon tile backsplash and white stone countertops is a timeless idea.
A white Nordic kitchen with butcherblock countertps and a grey hexagon tile backsplash plus butcherblock countertops.
A white Nordic kitchen with white countertops and a white hexagon tile backsplash plus an open shelf and stainless steel appliances.
A white Scandinavian kitchen with sleek cabinets, a white hexagon tile backsplash with black grout and black fixtures.
A white Scandinavina kitchen with greige walls, a white hexagon tile backsplash and butcherblock countertops is amazing.
An elegant white kitchen with shaker cabinets, a hood with a wooden hem and a white hexagon tile backsplash plus neutral countertops.
Black hex tile backsplash with white grout and exposed red brick to make your kitchen stand out.
Black hexagon tiles with white grout to make a cool statement in the kitchen and create a contrast in the space.
Glossy emerald hexagon tiles, brass touches and wood make the kithen super chic.
Large scale hexagon tiles could be used to create interesting geometric patterns in your kitchen, and geometry is timeless.
Marble small hexagon tiles and a marble countertop look harmonious together creating a seamless surface.
Small hexagon mosaic tiles in different shades of grey work well in modern kitchens, especially blue or black ones creating a contrast.
Marble hex penny tiles with white grout look timeless and add a right amount of interest to a neutral kitchen.
A brick wall with a navy hex tile backsplash and white grout is a bold idea for a contemporary kitchen.
White hexagon penny tiles with white grout bring in texture and geometry wthout standing out too much.
Small scale white hexagon tiles with black grout stand out and make the backsplash eye-catchy.
Small scale hex tiles on the backsplash bring a pattern and a texture to the all-neutral kitchen.
Grey marble hex tiles with white grout look timeless and bring a refiend touch to the kitchen.
Green small scale hex tiles finish off the brown furniture and add a refined color to the space.
A grey hex tile kitchen backsplash with white grout adds color to the space and make it catchier.
A hex tile backsplash in various neutral shades and with black grout makes a neutral space interesting.
Bold yellow hex tiles with white grout accent the black cabinets and add color to the space.
Chic dark green hexagon tiles with white grout make a bold statement in a neutral space.
Large scale marble tiles in various shades create a bold pattern with their different colors.
Large scale white hex tiles with a geometric pattern and black grout become a bold decorative feature.
Large scale white hexagon tiles with black grout make a perfect match for a minimalist or Scandinavian kitchen.
Marble medium scale hex tiles accent the navy kitchen and create a contrating look.