Hexagon Floor Tiles

On-Trend Tiles
 

Our hexagon floor tiles will transform your space, whether you’re looking to tile a hallway, renovate a kitchen or create a wetroom. The geometric styling creates a focal point that’s anything but square, making it easy to see why hexagon tiles are having a real moment right now. Browse our hexagon floor tiles and get four free samples to help you decide which you love the most, and benefit from free delivery if placing an order worth over £500.

Hexagon Tiles For Every Interior

Our collection of hexagon floor tiles is small yet perfectly formed, with a balance of modern designs and traditional finishes. Try our Palm Springs tile in white for an artisan vibe, or go for Evie Cotto to create an earthy and warm feel. Lovers of more classic, intricate hexagon floor tiles can choose our Hamptons Hex Mosaic tile or for something a little different, take a look at Orson Star hexagon tile in green. Whatever your interior design preferences, and no matter which room you’re decorating, hexagon floor tiles are a delicate yet design-led way to enhance your space.

Where can I use hexagon tiles?

Almost all our hexagon floor tiles are made from porcelain, which means they're durable and stain-proof , making them perfect for busy hallways and kitchens. They're also waterproof and easy to keep clean, so can be laid in wet areas such as bathrooms and utility rooms, too.

Are hexagon tiles on trend?

Although hexagon tiles are a huge interior trend these days, it's fair to say they've always been pretty popular. Plenty of hallways in period homes still feature original Victorian hexagon tiles, which is a testament to their longevity. In our humble opinion, hexagon tiles have the staying power to look great forever - they're the epitome of classic, timeless design.

Are hexagon floor tiles difficult to lay?

Compared to a traditional floor tile, hexagon tiles may require a little more planning and patience to install. As with all projects, attention to detail is key - be sure to measure and plan your layout exactly, before you cut and fix any tiles. You will need to use tile spacers to ensure that the hexagons are evenly spaced out, for that pleasing and attractive honeycomb aesthetic.