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  1. Choosing a hexagon tile size is the first step in the design process. If you like a more traditional look, stick with a 2”, 3", or 4" size. The smaller hexagons will create a mosaic aesthetic found in traditional, classic, and midcentury bathroom designs. These sizes are ideal for creating tile motifs, such as floral or ombre patterns.

    • Contrast With Black. Ashley Macuga of Collected Interiors raves about hexagon tile’s versatility. "It is easily accessible in almost every type of marble-so you are bound to find the perfect hex to compliment your other tile choices,” says Macuga.
    • Give Your Bathroom a Fresh Look. Black doesn't have to mean dark or moody. In this fresh bathroom, mint green wainscoting and vertical subway tile lighten up the space, while the black hexagon tile provides a modern, grounded contrast.
    • Embrace Vintage Style. "There's a reason why we reach for hexagon tiles in the bathroom over and over—they're a total classic! This bathroom has its original 1897 encaustic hexagon floor tiles and they still look chic,” says Bethany Adams of Bethany Adams Interiors.
    • Pair Dark Tiles With Light Grout. Meredith Owen of Meredith Owen Interiors says, “Hex floors are great to use in rooms with unique shapes, they are also an easy way to play up a fun pattern on the floor!”
  2. Apr 26, 2024 · Read – 30 Beautiful Grey Bathroom Ideas To Bring A Sense Of Calm. 5. Light Grey Hexagon Floor Tile Bathroom With Grey Vanity. Image by artobrick. If you have a smaller bathroom, light grey hexagon tiles can work wonders. The hexagonal shape, when laid out strategically, creates an optical illusion of more space.

  3. Nov 7, 2024 · Hexagon tiles made a big entrance into home decorating in the early 1900s. In the 1” size, small tiles were mainly used for bathroom floors. White hexagon tiles were used to promote the feeling of a space being sanitized and clean. Today they continue to have that clean, finished look and command attention wherever they are placed.

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    • Double the Fun. Keep sibling rivalry at bay with a beautiful, functional bathroom. This loo belongs to Scott and Sabrina McGillivray’s young daughters, so we’re not surprised it’s decked to the max.
    • Bands of Colour. It’s a misnomer that children’s bathrooms have to be overtly colourful. In this Vancouver home designed by Kirby Armstrong, principal at Devise Design, a white palette punched up with blue and green tiles and matching accessories feels fresh and inviting.
    • Stripe Hype. Here’s another view of the bathroom, where dazzling penny-round tile that dips into an integrated nook for holding bathing essentials surrounds the tub, and a yellow rubber duck awaits his turn to take a plunge.
    • Pretty in Pink. Two girls got quite the surprise when they saw this lovely bathroom designed by Jillian Harris and her team on Love it or List it Vancouver.
  4. Feb 21, 2022 · First, it’s cheap. Probably one of the least expensive tiles out there are plain white subway tiles. (Mine are $.15 for each piece.) We need a lot of it (920 pieces), since we’re tiling the entire shower up to the ceiling, and then all the way around the room, so it’s helpful that it isn’t pricey.

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  6. Nov 29, 2023 · Glass. Glass hexagon tiles can create a stunning visual effect in a bathroom. They are available in a variety of colors, finishes, and textures, allowing for creative design possibilities. Glass tiles are non-porous, making them resistant to water and stains. They are easy to clean and reflect light, adding a luminous quality to the space.

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