Transitional White Hexagon Shower Wall Tile
Laura Fox Interior Design, LLC
About This Project
Material & Feature Breakdown
This bathroom features a transitional blend of materials and shapes for a fresh, upscale ambiance. The main bathroom floor is finished in large format rectangle marble tiles in polished gray, giving the room an elegant, airy look. The shower wall stands out with a crisp mosaic of white and subtle gray marble hexagons, employing a honed finish for a refined yet tactile surface. On the shower floor, small porcelain square tiles with a matte finish provide durability, visual interest, and slip resistance. All tiles use straight edges, and gray grout is used across surfaces—to provide a clean, modern contrast and highlight the geometric tile shapes.
Highlighting #mcleanrenovation, Laura Fox Interior Design, LLC has curated a bathroom in Kensington, MD where hexagon and marble motifs redefine modern luxury. The interplay between smooth, polished large format floor tiles and the mosaic shower wall adds depth and sophistication, while subtle grays unify the space and elevate the bath’s serene, spa-inspired style.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about this project and similar tile installations.
What material is used for the hexagon shower wall tiles?
The hexagon shower wall tiles are marble with a honed finish for a refined, soft matte look.
Are the shower floor tiles slip resistant?
Yes, the shower floor features small matte porcelain tiles that provide added slip resistance and safety in wet areas.
How does the grout color enhance the design?
A contrasting gray grout is used throughout, emphasizing the pattern and geometry of both the hexagon wall and floor tiles, tying the space together.
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