Marble Hex Tiles Bathroom

Satori storm polished 12 in x 12 in polished natural stone marble hexagon marble look wall tile.

Marble hex tiles bathroom.

Merola tile metro hex matte white with black dot 10 1 4 x11 7 8 x 6mm porcelain mosaic tile 8 65 sq. Satori storm polished 12 in x 12 in polished natural stone marble hexagon marble look wall tile. The mix of metal stone and glass is beautifully harmonious. American olean marble manor calacatta 10 in x 12 in matte ceramic marble hexagon marble look floor and wall tile.

The large wall marble tile and curved marble floor tile open up the space and give it a luxurious background which perfectly matches the gold and mirrored furniture and accessories. Hexagon tiles are often used for covering bathroom floors because tiles are very durable water resistant and hex tiles can easily make a cool statement. For pricing and availability. This bathroom features honed carrara marble tile around the shower walls and curb as well as along the lower walls surrounding the freestanding tub.

Find hexagonal bathroom floors tile at lowe s today. Marble can also be found topping the double vanity and set in a herringbone pattern on the shower floor. X 10mm honed marble mesh mounted mosaic tile 8 9 sq. Marble look 31 patterned look 106 concrete look 25 brick look 8 metal look 10 location.

Pair them with crystal door knobs light wood paneling or dark wood doors. This modern bathroom by anne hepfer designs uses a hex tile to showcase the most interesting marble veining as well as a wall treatment that reminds you of a lightly clouded summer sky. Msi greecian white hexagon 12 in. The light fixtures are especially interesting.

Bathroom floor tile white subway tile large format tile recently added tile living area tiles bathroom tile. Read more about this bathroom typical cost. Marble can also be used in more quirky designs as this glam retro bathroom by sera of london shows. Hexagon tile known as hex tile for short is an elegant option for your kitchen and bathroom.

These interestingly shaped tiles were very popular across the usa in the early 20th century and are now experiencing a resurgence among interior design experts.