Hex tiles are timeless and chic, they can be used anywhere, from an entryway to a bathroom, there are a lot of shades and sizes to use. They can be used on the floors or walls, you can create patterns you like and fit them into almost any style – from mid-century modern to minimalist.
Today we are going to have a look at the ideas to use hexagon tiles in the kitchen, they can be used for backsplashes, walls or floors and you can make a bold statement with honeycomb tiles of some contrasting color.
Walls And Backsplashes
Hexagon tiles on the walls and backsplashes are very popular: they have an eye-catchy geometric shape and look very stylish. They can be small or large, dark or light and they will look gorgeous! A marble grey or white hex tile backsplash is the most popular idea because it’s neutral and looks delicate, such a backsplash can fit any kitchen. Black or dark hexagon tiles can make a statement in a neutral or warm wood kitchen. One more idea is rocking an ombre or mosaic tile honeycomb backsplash that will stand out very much in any kitchen. A metallic – copper or gold – hex tile backsplash will add a refined touch to any kitchen, and it looks very cool with dark cabinets.
Black hex tile backsplash with white grout and exposed red brick to make your kitchen stand out.
A navy hexagonal tile backlash is a highlight of this minimalist kitchen (Cambria).
Black and white kitchen with an elegant marble hexx tile backsplash.
Making two separate backsplashes near a cooktop and a washbasin is a smart choice for those who doesn't like tiles on a whole wall (Nicolaj Bo™).
A white hex tile backsplash will easily give style to your kitchen.
Black hex tile backsplash with white grout contrasts with warm wood cabinets.
Black hexagon tiles with white grout to make a cool statement in the kitchen.
Hex tiles works well for kitchen islands (Kennedy Nolan).
Chic mosaic honeycomb backsplash in grey shades and ivory.
Mixing several shades of neutral colors works well for hex tiles (MDRN Built Ltd).
Colorful mosaic hexagon tile backsplash to spruce up neutral cabinets.
Small hexagon mosaic tiles in different shades of grey works well in modern kitchens.
Elongated hex tiles catch an eye.
Grey hex tile backsplash contrasts with white cabinets.
Hexagon tiles could be used to create interesting geometric patterns (Trevor Brown Architect).
Large marble hex tiles for a modern kitchen.
Marble countertop and small hex tile backsplash.
Marble grey backsplash contrasts with pure white cabinets.
Marble hex backsplash with white grout.
Marble hex tile backsplash looks cool with stainless steel surfaces.
Marble hex tiles on the wall.
Marble small hexagon tiles and a marble countertop look harmonious together.
White hex tile backsplash with black grout to fit the decor.
There are 3D hex tiles that could be used to create interesting accent walls (Hammond Design).
Such a copper hexagon tile backsplash will give a refined touch to any kitchen.
Tiny white hex tiles for peaceful kitchen decor.
Tiny mother of pearl tiles for a chic and glam kitchen look.
Stunning ombre mosaic tiles on the walls and geo pattern on the floor.
Stylish marble hex tile on the kitchen floor.
Ombre mosaic tile pattern for a backsplash.
Pale blue hex tiles contrast with warm wood furniture.
Neutral mother of pearl hex tile backsplash for a modern kitchen.
Neutral hex tile backsplash look simple and stylish.
Floors
Hexagon tiles are often used on the kitchen floors because tiles are durable, water-resistant and look cool. Honeycomb tiles look especially cool because they give your kitchen a character and style. make a bold statement with contrasting floor tiles, for example, red hex tiles and turquoise cabinets, or white tiles and navy cabinets. To highlight your décor and colors, you may use hex tiles mosaics in the same shades. There’s also a hot trend of transitioning floors: tiles going into hardwood floors. Such floors look stunning and unforgettable, the more hardwood and tiles contrast with each other, the better. Such floor transitioning will easily separate your kitchen from your dining zone, make tiles in the kitchen and wood in the dining area.
You can also use hex tiles both on the walls and floors, for example, honeycomb tiles on the walls creating an ombre effect and some neutral tiles on the floor. Such cool geometric decor will make your kitchen super modern.
Mosaic grey honeycomb floor makes a statement in this neutral grey kitchen.
Marble hex tile floors make black cabinets stand out.
Mosaic tiles on the floor make a statement.
Red hex tile floors contrast with turquoise cabinets.
Stunning large hex tile on the floor looks exquisite with natural wood furniture.
Geometric honeycomb floor tiles fit navy cabinets.
Red large hex tiles on the floor in a light-colored kitchen.
Mixing plain white tiles with patterned ones creates a central carpet.
There are plenty of creative kinds of hex tiles that help to create really interesting patterns (Haus Concrete Surfaces).
Hardwood floors and grey mosaic hex tiles to separate a kitchen zone and a dining zone.
Hardwood floors combines with hex tiles are an eye-catching design feature.
Hex tiles transitioning to hardwood for dividing an eating zone and a kitchen.