Hexagon is the shape to reach for when a room needs pattern. The geometry does the work — a hexagon floor reads as a considered pattern from across a room and as clean, quiet material up close, without introducing a single additional tone.
Scale changes it completely, and our range spans the full distance. The Euromarmo and Marble Express hexagon mosaics in Calacatta Gold, Statuario Venato, Pietra Grey and Travertine are small, detailed and crafted. The Tuscany large hexagons in Carrara and Wood Grey are architectural — graphic enough to hold an open floor on their own. Between them sit the Cottage porcelains for everyday work and the Paradigm mosaics in Graphite and Light Grey.
The Flamingo range is the exception to everything above. Porcelain hexagons in Rosa, Red, Blue, Green, Black and White, plus the Greta decor — this is the range for when hexagon should bring colour as well as geometry.
There's one use for hexagon that deserves more attention than it gets: transitions. A hexagon floor that steps or fades into timber creates a boundary between zones that neither material achieves alone — kitchen into living, entry into hallway. It reads as deliberate design rather than a change of flooring.
