Hexagon Wall Tiles
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Elazig Hexagon Decor Porcelain Tiles£ 34.99 /m2 Regular Price £56.00 /m2 -
Vanato Hexagon White Marble Effect Tiles£ 34.99 /m2 Regular Price £56.00 /m2 -
Vanato Hexagon Dark Grey Marble Effect Tiles£ 34.99 /m2 Regular Price £56.00 /m2
About Our Hexagon Tiles
Hexagon tiles work across a wide range of applications — from a full tiled shower wall to a small splashback accent or a statement panel behind a bath. The honeycomb pattern creates instant visual interest without the need for elaborate design work.
What are hexagon wall tiles?
Hexagon wall tiles are six-sided tiles that lay together in a honeycomb formation, creating a continuous geometric pattern across a wall surface. They come in two broad formats: small mosaic sheets where multiple tiny hexagons are mounted on a mesh backing, and individual larger hexagon tiles that sit on their own and make a bolder, more graphic statement.
Choosing hexagon wall tiles for each room
Hexagon tiles are one of the more adaptable shapes in the wall tile range — their scale can shift from a small mosaic accent to a bold architectural wall, and they transition between rooms more naturally than some other geometric formats.
For bathroom tiles and kitchen tiles, the starting point is deciding how much of the wall the hexagon pattern will cover and what role you want it to play — background texture or centrepiece.
Bathroom and kitchen tips:
- In a shower enclosure, a full wall of small hexagon mosaics creates a continuous pattern that the eye can follow across the whole wet area — more interesting than plain tiles at the same price point.
- A hexagon mosaic panel above a basin, running from vanity height to ceiling, draws the eye upward and gives a compact bathroom a clear focal point.
- For a kitchen splashback, larger individual hexagon tiles in a neutral or marble-effect finish sit naturally between worktop and wall units without competing with the kitchen itself.
- Behind a range cooker or hob, black or dark grey hexagon tiles make a deliberate statement that frames the cooking area as the centrepiece of the kitchen wall.
- Mixing small hexagon mosaics on a shower wall with larger plain tiles on the remaining bathroom walls keeps the pattern contained and avoids the space feeling too busy.
Living-room and hallway feature wall tips:
- A panel of hexagon tiles behind a television — running from floor level to the TV height — adds texture to a living room wall without requiring the whole wall to be tiled.
- On a chimney, a full covering of large-format hexagon tiles turns a plain architectural feature into a deliberate design element in the room.
- In a hallway, a hexagon-tiled dado running from the skirting to mid-wall height gives a characterful finish that is practical at contact points and visually distinctive throughout.
- Around an alcove, hexagon tiles used as an inset panel within a painted wall create a framed feature that is far more arresting than a painted alcove alone.
For room-specific ideas and how geometric tiles perform in living areas, our living room style guide is a useful reference.
Compare hexagon wall tile options
The right hexagon tile depends on the wall area, the level of detail you want and how bold a result you are after. This table covers the three main options in the range.
| Hexagon type | Main benefits | Best wall uses |
|---|---|---|
| Small hexagon mosaics | Fine, detailed honeycomb pattern across the surface — intricate and textural at close range. | Shower walls, basin splashbacks, bathroom niches and small kitchen feature areas. |
| Medium and large hexagon wall tiles | Bolder, cleaner geometric pattern that reads clearly across a full wall at a distance. | Full bathroom walls, kitchen splashbacks, hallway dadoes and living room feature panels. |
| Bold decor hexagon tiles (e.g. Elazig Hexagon Decor) | Decorative surface detail layered onto the hexagon shape for a premium, statement finish. | Feature walls in bathrooms and living rooms where a centrepiece tile is the brief. |
Hexagon wall tile prices
Hexagon wall tiles at TilesPorcelain span a broad price range, from straightforward mosaic sheets through to statement decor tiles. The key price variables are tile size, surface detail and any deals running at the time — the product grid always reflects live pricing and current offers.
| Price band | Approx. price per m² | Typical products |
|---|---|---|
| Good-value | Around £20–£30 per m² | Plain hexagon mosaic sheets in white, grey and neutral tones for straightforward bathroom and kitchen walls. |
| Mid-range | Around £30–£45 per m² | Larger individual hexagon tiles, marble-effect and luxury grey hexagon decors, wider colour range. |
| Premium | Around £45–£60+ per m² | Decorative hexagon tiles with detailed surface patterns, specialist decor formats and statement designer options. |
Hexagon wall tiles FAQs
Are hexagon wall tiles suitable for shower areas?
Yes. Porcelain hexagon tiles and mosaics are water-resistant and fully suitable for shower walls. Check individual product pages to confirm the slip rating where the tile meets a floor surface.
Can I use hexagon wall tiles behind a kitchen hob?
Yes. Porcelain and ceramic hexagon tiles handle heat and cooking residue well in this position. A darker grout colour will show grease marks less readily behind a hob.
Are hexagon mosaics harder to install than standard tiles?
Mesh-backed hexagon mosaics lay in full sheets rather than individual tiles, which keeps installation manageable. Cutting around edges and outlets requires more care than with rectangular tiles.
How do I clean hexagon wall tiles and grout lines?
Standard bathroom or kitchen cleaner with a soft cloth handles routine cleaning. A narrow grout brush keeps the joints clear in mosaic areas where grout lines are close together.
Can I mix hexagon wall tiles with plain rectangular tiles?
Yes, and it is a widely used approach. Hexagon tiles as a feature panel or splashback alongside plain rectangular tiles on the remaining walls is a practical and visually effective combination.