Hexagon Bathroom Tiles

This page focuses on hexagon bathroom tiles — Elazig Hexagon Decor, Bardiglio Hexagon Deco and the Vanato Marble Effect range — from our wider bathroom tiles collection.

All four options are suitable for walls and floors, covering geometric decorative designs and marble-effect hexagons for feature areas and shower zones alike.

Free cut samples and 0% finance are available to help test patterns and plan your bathroom project with confidence.

Why choose hexagon bathroom tiles?

The honeycomb shape adds visual depth and texture that standard square or rectangular tiles don't offer — a noticeable difference whether used across a full floor or as a focused feature zone.

Hex tiles work in both modern and traditional bathrooms, from marble-effect formats to bold geometric decor pieces. Our wider hex tiles range covers additional options beyond this bathroom-specific selection.

• The honeycomb shape creates visual interest that stands out clearly against standard square or rectangular tiles.
• Hex tiles work on both walls and floors — from full-room tiling to targeted accent zones.
• They suit a range of looks, from classic marble-effect to bold, decorative geometric patterns.
• Smaller hex formats add texture and natural grip; larger hexes give walls and floors a cleaner, more open quality.

Hexagon bathroom tile ranges on this page

This page covers four hexagon tile products — two patterned decorative options and two marble-effect designs in contrasting tones — each suited to different bathroom styles and zones.

The Vanato Hexagon White marble effect tiles stand out as a versatile option, working well on bathroom walls, floors and as a feature zone inside shower enclosures.

• Elazig Hexagon Decor: Grey and white hexagon decor tiles for chic feature walls, splashbacks and bathroom floors.
• Bardiglio Hexagon Deco: Marble-effect decorative hexes for patterned floors and statement shower walls.
• Vanato Hexagon White: White marble-effect hexagon tiles for bright, elegant bathrooms where space needs to feel generous.
• Vanato Hexagon Dark Grey: Dark grey marble-effect hexes for moodier, hotel-style spaces with a more considered, sophisticated character.

How to design a bathroom with hexagon tiles

Hexagon tiles work hardest when one surface is given over to them entirely — a floor field, a shower wall or a single feature panel — rather than being scattered across the whole room.

Our bathroom tile ideas article includes hexagon layouts among its 50 examples, giving useful context for placing hex tiles within a broader bathroom scheme.

• Use Elazig Hexagon Decor or Bardiglio Hexagon Deco on one wall or floor zone as a clear patterned focal point.
• Tile shower floors or a feature stripe with hexagon tiles and keep surrounding walls plain to maintain visual balance.
• Combine Vanato White and Vanato Dark Grey hexes for a modern two-tone scheme without introducing a third material.
• Pair marble-effect hexagons with plain white or soft grey rectangles on adjacent surfaces so the hex pattern stays the lead feature.

Hexagon bathroom tile options at a glance

Practical tips for hexagon bathroom tiles

Hex tiles require a little more planning than standard formats — the angled geometry means cuts at edges and around fixtures need thought before installation begins.

Our how to install porcelain floor tiles guide covers layout planning and surface preparation, both of which apply directly to hexagon tile projects.

• Check each hex tile's suitability for floors, walls or both before planning the layout and placing your order.
• Use matt or structured hex tiles for shower floors and wet zones to improve grip underfoot.
• Dry-lay a small section to test how the hex pattern and grout colour read in your bathroom's actual light.
• Order 10–15% extra to allow for cuts and pattern continuity, especially in rooms with angles, alcoves or fitted furniture.

Hexagon bathroom tile prices

All four hexagon tile options are currently reduced from around £56 per m² — Elazig Hexagon Decor, Vanato White and Vanato Dark Grey at around £34.99 per m², and Bardiglio Hexagon Deco at around £29.99 per m².

These are meaningful reductions that make a decorative hex scheme considerably more achievable within a typical bathroom budget.

• Decorative hexagon porcelain: Elazig and Bardiglio Deco roughly £30–£35 per m² in sale.
• Marble-effect hexagon porcelain: Vanato White and Vanato Dark Grey around £30–£40 per m².

Free samples and 0% finance are available to help you test hex designs at home and spread the cost of your bathroom project.