13+ Hexagon Mosaic Tile Backsplash
ID# 186606 – Product BA6701 – Picket Design Pearl Glass Mosaic Backsplash Tile
Glossy White Hexagon Mosaic Tile Backsplash with White Countertops
This stylish transitional kitchen is well-appointed with white cabinets that give the kitchen a classic yet stylish vibe. But what sets this kitchen apart is the white glass hexagon mosaic tile backsplash. With their elongated shapes and glossy finish, these glass and pearl tiles shine like a diamond, offering a glamorous backdrop. If you are working with a small kitchen space or with limited natural light, glossy tiles like these are the perfect options to choose from.
ID# 186608 – Product BA1066 – Picket Rusty Brown & Gray Slate Mosaic Backsplash Tile
Slate Mosaic Backsplash with White Cabinets and Countertops
If you are looking for a hexagon tile with a rustic flair, then slate material is the route to go! As you can see in this kitchen, the slate backsplash tiles give a rustic look with an organic warmth. The rough texture and rusty brown and gray color of these tiles provide a warm and inviting atmosphere. The white cabinets illuminated by brass handles just bring the right amount of glow to this traditional kitchen to pepper the design.
Hexagon Mosaic Tile Backsplash
Hexagon tiles earned their place among today’s most popular interior design trends. From bathroom floors to shower walls and fireplace surrounds, these tiles can be a great addition to a variety of application areas, and kitchen backsplashes are one of them. Feeling both modern and timeless, hexagon mosaic tile backsplash designs can work with many design styles and they offer a unique, geometric look for kitchen walls. While rectangular or square tiles are conventional, hexagon mosaic tiles have a timeless character all their own, whether it is a classic white hex tile or one with a multicolored finish.
Timeless Appeal of Hexagon Mosaic Kitchen Backsplash Ideas
Also known as honeycomb tiles, hexagon mosaic backsplashes have dozens of options to choose from, including a wide variety of materials, colors, patterns, and textures. Due to their ability of tends to reflect their surroundings, these types of tiles can work across different design aesthetics. While most people are familiar with an equilateral hexagon, which has all six sides the same length, any 6-sided shape can be considered a hexagon. This variety of forms provides lots of different design possibilities. Just to give you a solid idea of how these different styles, materials, and colors come together, in this blog, we compiled an inspiring list of designs. Check out these hexagon mosaic tile backsplash designs in a range of styles and sizes from which you can glean enough information and inspiration for your next design project!
ID# 186601 – Product BA5501 – Marble Look Blue Glass Hexagon Backsplash Tile
Blue and White Kitchen with Blue Glass Tiles
This blue and white kitchen remodel owes its glory to the blue glass hexagon tile backsplash. Adorned with marble-like textures, these blue tiles evoke the tranquil sense of the ocean, creating an eye-catching backdrop. The blue and white kitchen cabinets and white quartz countertops flawlessly complete the coastal vibes of the tiles. The brushed nickel cabinet hardware and the stainless steel appliances make a final touch that enhances the contemporary aesthetic.
Best Seller Mosaic Tiles
ID# 186602 – Product BA5509 – Marble Look White Glass Hexagon Mosaic Tile
Traditional Kitchen with Glass Backsplash and Marble Countertops
One of the best ways to match countertops with a backsplash is to define the subtle color and texture variations of the materials and coordinate them accordingly. In this traditional kitchen, the glass hexagon tiles and the gray marble countertops create a harmonious whole with their textural looks. These glass tiles mimic the natural textures of the marble stone, adding visual interest without overpowering. The white raised-panel kitchen cabinets provide a sleek and elegant base for the tiles and countertops. Using paneled appliances also provides a continuous look. The addition of the brass cabinet hardware adds much needed warmth.
Is a hexagon backsplash too trendy?
Hexagons are one of the most popular backsplash tiles and we’re sure they’re timelessly on trend! With their honeycomb pattern, they’re a great addition to any kitchen. Modern or traditional kitchens you can’t go wrong with them. The best part is they come in a huge range of materials, colors, patterns and textures. These options make the hex tiles a versatile backdrop. Thus, hexagonal tiles will continue to be fashionable and well liked for a long time!
Glass Mosaic Tiles
ID# 186603 – Product BA6203 – Green Glass & Metal Hexagon Mosaic Backsplash Tile
Green Glass Hex Tiles with White Cabinets and Countertops
Due to their edgy geometrical shapes, hex tiles are great elements to make a strong statement. But if you want to further enhance this look, opt for a unique color! In this transitional kitchen, for example, the glass hex tiles are adorned with gorgeous green color transitions, creating a striking focal point. When using such a strong tile design, it is better to keep the rest simple. Here, the white shaker-style cabinets, paneled range hood, and white countertops act as a blank canvas that balances the busy look of the tiles to avoid a heavy feel.
White Hexagon Mosaic Tile Backsplash
When it comes to kitchen backsplashes, white is the most popular color for a good reason. White backsplashes can take many forms, offering timeless elegance for all types of kitchen designs imaginable. Due to their classic yet modern appeal, white hexagon tiles have become favorable for homeowners and interior designers. Whether you prefer a modern or traditional kitchen, a white hexagon mosaic tile backsplash can be a great addition, exuding subtle elegance.
When using white tiles for backsplashes, you can create different appearances. For example, if you want to create a subtle backdrop, you can finish your white hexagons with a white grout color. Contrasting grout colors on the other hand, are great to emphasize the honeycomb pattern. Material choices also play a crucial role in the overall look. Due to their reflective skin, white glass tiles can bounce the light around the room which makes them a great option for small kitchens or those with limited natural light. If you are looking for a luxurious appeal, you can not go wrong with white marble tiles. Ceramic or porcelain hexagons are more affordable options that provide endless possibilities of pattern and texture. So, since the design possibilities are endless with a white hexagon mosaic tile backsplash, you can order samples to find the right one for your design.
ID# 186604 – Product BA5509 – Marble Look White Glass Hexagon Mosaic Tile
White Glass Hexagon Mosaic Tile Backsplash with Shaker Cabinets
Popular both in traditional and modern kitchens, marble hexagon tiles are one of the staple elements of kitchen designs that exude elegance. But do you know that you can give the marble effect with glass tiles too? As you can see in this transitional kitchen, the white glass hexagon tiles are adorned with marble-like freckles, exuding a touch of opulence. This small detail gives the entire design a more visual interest. For the rest, the white shaker cabinets and white quartz countertops complement the timeless appeal of the backsplash tiles. The wood floor breaks the white dominance and provides a warm foundation. For the final touch, the brass cabinet hardware complements this warm sense and adds a dose of sparkle.
ID# 186605 – Product BA6702 – Calacatta Gold Marble Look White Glass Picket Mosaic Tile
Traditional Kitchen with Off-white Cabinets
This traditional kitchen has a luxurious vibe to it and gains this flair by using natural stone textures. Peeking behind the paneled range hood, the white picket mosaic tile backsplash directly draws attention even though it has a stark white color. The contrasting grout colors make this mosaic more visible and eye-catching. The black granite countertops flawlessly complement the luxurious sense of these marble-looking glass tiles. For the rest, the off-white cabinets with gray undertones anchor the space, providing a sophisticated foundation.
Elongated Hexagon Mosaic Tile Backsplash
The classic honeycomb pattern consists of equilateral hexagon tiles, which have all six sides the same length and all angles at 120 degrees. This pattern offers a timeless and elegant appeal for kitchen backsplashes. But do you know what an elongated tile backsplash is? Some may refer to it as a picket tile, elongated tiles take inspiration from the classic hex tiles but elongate them in the center and slimmer for a modern and sleek look. Even though the hexagon shape of these tiles winks at classic décor, their long and slim shapes can easily fit in a modern style.
From ceramic to glass, stone, and porcelain, elongated hexagon tiles can be found in many different material options to choose from. These tiles come in three main layouts which are braided, vertical, and horizontal. Each of these layouts has a different impact on the overall look. Horizontal and vertical layouts can make the space feel larger on the horizontal and vertical axis. The braided installation offers a more organic appearance.
ID# 186607 – Product BA6702 – Calacatta Gold Marble Look White Glass Picket Mosaic Tile
Beige Cabinets and Paneled Range Hood with White Countertops
In this transitional kitchen, the beige shaker cabinets with brown undertones topped by white quartz countertops get a gloomy touch with a white elongated hexagon tile backsplash. These geometrical tiles bring a luxurious sense with their marble textures. The brown grout color highlights the picket pattern, enhancing the impact of the tiles. These grout lines also complement the beige color of the cabinets. The wood island running parallel to the counters provides a hefty worktop and adds a rustic flair.
ID# 186609 – Product BA6708 – Picket Design Brown Pearl Glass Mosaic Backsplash Tile
White and Brown Picket Tile Backsplash with White Countertops
The vertically stacked glass picket tiles go up to the ceiling to create a uniform look throughout the wall. The addition of the brown tiles makes this mosaic more visible and eye-catching. The glazed finish on these backsplash tiles adds a nice texture and glow commanding attention. Below, the white cabinets topped by white marble countertops deliver serenity, providing a comforting view to look at. The dark wood floating shelf and black cabinet hardware complement the contrasting look of the brown tiles.
Glass Hexagon Mosaic Tile Backsplash
Glass backsplashes can present themselves in any number of gorgeous ways. With their glamorous appeal, they can be a great addition to a variety of design aesthetics from modern spaces to traditional designs. When this gorgeous material meets with the geometrical hexagon pattern, the result is beautiful. A glass hexagon mosaic tile backsplash offers an undeniable charm with a timeless appeal. Due to their reflective skin, glass tiles have the ability to bounce the light around the room. So, if you are working in a small kitchen or with limited natural light, glass mosaics will be a great addition, especially the ones with lighter colors.
Aside from their aesthetic benefits, glass tiles are also practical materials. Their smooth and non-porous skin makes them easy to clean materials. That means you can easily use them for the areas that are more prone to damage like the areas behind the stove or sink. With a regular cleaning routine, which includes wiping tile surfaces with a clean cloth and soapy warm water, you can maintain your first-day beauty for many years to come. The other great benefit of glass tiles is that they can be paired with different materials like stone or metal. Using the mixing method is a great way to make a strong statement.
Do hexagon tiles make room look bigger?
Similar to the colors and patterns, tile sizes also have a huge impact on the overall look of the kitchens. Each-sized hexagon tile offers different moods. For example, smaller hexagons tend to create more intricate patterns. This bust look might give a heavy feel. If you want to give your space a bigger and more spacious feel, larger hexagons will be a better alternative. Due to their sleek and clean looks, large-format hexagon tiles can enhance the space feel. The color choice is the other important point. Lighter shades like white, light gray, beige, or cream are perfect options to make your room look bigger.
ID# 186610 – Product BA5501 – Marble Look Blue Glass Hexagon Backsplash Tile
Blue Glass Hexagon Mosaic Tile Backsplash with White Cabinets
If you want your hexagon backsplash to be the focal point and a true show stopper, the best thing is to keep the rest monochromatic as in this transitional kitchen. While going with an L-shaped layout, white cabinets, and white quartz countertops, the kitchen makes an unexpected twist against these basic pieces with blue glass hexagon backsplash tiles. The clean-line cabinetry and white shades used throughout the space honor the blue backsplash tiles, allowing them to be the star of the show. The wood floor and the dark brown kitchen island add a warm sense and complete the beachy vibes that are created by the blue and white shades.
Are hexagon tiles harder to install?
The biggest issue with the hex tiles is that their installation might be quite challenging than classic rectangular tiles. Due to their hexagonal shapes, they create a honeycomb pattern. During the installation process, each tile sides need to meet with the other tiles to achieve a smooth installation. If you don’t have any experience with it, you may be better off getting an expert to do so. Also, some of the hexagon mosaics come with a mesh-backing which makes the installation process easier. You can opt for these options too.
ID# 186611 – Product BA5504 – Marble Look White Glass Picket Mosaic Backsplash Tile
Gray and White Cabinets with White Glass Backsplash
Abundant in gray and white shades, this transitional kitchen exudes timeless elegance with a dose of opulence. Adorned with marble look textures, the white glass hexagon mosaic tile backsplash creates a visually appealing backdrop. Yet, it does so without overwhelming the eyes. Gray and white cabinetry and white quartz countertops frame these tiles sleekly. The stainless steel appliances complement the modern appeal of the tiles, as does the brushed nickel hardware present in them.
Is hexagon tile hard to clean?
The ease of cleaning the tiles depends on several factors such as the material, size, finish and pattern! Since hexagon tiles have intricate patterns, they create more grout lines. This might have an impact on the cleaning routine. If you want to reduce the grout lines, you can opt for larger hex tiles. When it comes to materials, non-porous materials like glass, metal or porcelain are great options for those looking for easy-to-clean backsplash tiles. Hexagon tiles also come with different finish options like polished, hones, or tumbled. Polished tiles are always easier to clean due to their smooth surfaces.
White Mosaic Tiles
ID# 186612 – Product BA6203 – Green Glass & Metal Hexagon Mosaic Backsplash Tile
Glass Hexagon Mosaic Tile Backsplash with Gray Cabinets
Oozing opulence, this contemporary kitchen lays its foundation on the eye-catching mosaic backsplash tile. With its green shades and hexagonal pattern, these backsplash tiles create a striking focal point, enhancing the otherwise neutral kitchen design. When using a tile design with busy patterns and textures, you can eliminate the upper cabinets and use floating shelves instead. This way, you can balance this busy look and avoid a cave-like feel. For the rest, the gray kitchen cabinets and white quartz countertops give a classic feel that will never go out of style.
Marble Hexagon Mosaic Tile Backsplash
Backsplashes have a significant impact on the overall look of the kitchens and a marble backsplash doubles as a piece of refined art. What is your design style? Modern, contemporary, traditional, farmhouse, or beach-style? No matter what kind of look you want for your kitchen, you can not go wrong with a marble backsplash. The combination of this beautiful natural stone and the eye-catching hexagonal pattern can effectively elevate the overall look of kitchens. Marble hexagon mosaic tile backsplash designs offer a timeless backdrop with a modern flair.
Sure, the main aspect of a backsplash is functional but they also serve as a visual focal point of the kitchens. And a marble backsplash is a great way to embrace a luxurious sense to kitchens. From classic Carrara to opulent Calacatta Gold, marble hexagon mosaics come with a variety of color and texture options. Since marble is a natural stone, it has a porous texture. That means it requires a little bit more maintenance than glass or ceramic tiles. To maintain the beauty of marble, you need to seal the tiles regularly, according to the type of marble. Even though marble sounds like an expensive material compared to the other alternatives, this investment will definitely add value to your home!
Do you need spacers for hexagon tiles?
If you are using individual tiles to place, you need to use spaces. However, if you are using hexagon tiles with mesh backing, you do not need to use spacers. The mesh backing will set the tiles in place.
Blue Mosaic Tiles
ID# 186613 – Product BA62026 – Blue & Gray Hexagon Glass and Marble Mix Mosaic Tile
Ceiling-height Mosaic Backsplash with a Glossy Finish
The overarching narrative of this contemporary kitchen is without a doubt backsplash tiles. Used in a ceiling-height layout, the glass and marble hexagon mosaic tile backsplash makes an unexpected twist against the traditional style of the shaker cabinets, adding an undeniable charm. Even though this mosaic has an intricate pattern, the plain appeal of the cabinets and countertops balances this busy look and provides a well-designed kitchen. And what complements these stunning pieces are the chrome cabinet hardware and stainless steel appliances.
