Modern Green Hexagon Shower Wall Tile
Room
Bathroom
Shower
Material
Porcelain
Style
Modern
Size
Medium
Finish
Matte
Convene Architecture
Experience
3 years
Specialties
Tile Installation
Location
Alexandria, VA
About This Project
Material & Feature Breakdown
The bathroom floor features charcoal matte porcelain tiles in a 4x12 rectangle, arranged in a running bond pattern with thin gray contrasting grout. The accent wall showcases white ceramic hexagon tiles in a smooth, stacked layout, finished with straight edges and matching thin white grout. The walk-in shower wall stands out with glossy green ceramic hexagon tiles, also in a stacked pattern, using matching thin green grout for seamless integration. Each surface is tailored to its function, offering durability and style for high-use zones.
This modern bathroom, part of the Split-Level with Modern Pop-up by Convene Architecture in Alexandria, VA, blends crisp geometric forms with a contemporary palette. The bold green shower wall creates visual impact and defines the wet zone, while the matte charcoal floor grounds the space with understated luxury. The interplay of hexagonal and rectangular tiles delivers both texture and style, for a fresh yet refined urban retreat.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about this project and similar tile installations.
What material is used for the shower wall tile?
The shower wall features glossy ceramic hexagon tiles in a bold green shade.
Are the bathroom floor tiles suitable for wet areas?
Yes, the matte porcelain tiles are water-resistant and textured for slip resistance, ideal for bathroom floors.
What pattern do the hexagon tiles use?
Both the white and green hexagon tiles are installed in a clean, stacked pattern for a modern look.
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