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Tile Collection Chicago 9x11 Hexagon Tile Wrigley
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Tile Collection Chicago 9x11 Hexagon Tile Wrigley
No city in America is more closely associated with brick than Chicago — from Prohibition-era speakeasies on Rush Street to the manufacturing centers of the west side, brick is a celebrated piece of the Windy City's architectural heritage. The Chicago Collection recreates that authentic look and feel in a durable porcelain tile, with a rich, timeworn visual that brings urban character indoors and out.
This hexagon shape brings the Chicago brick-look aesthetic to a geometric format in the Wrigley colorway — a warm red tone reminiscent of classic ballpark brick — ideal for accent floors, feature walls, and spaces calling for a distinctive pattern rather than a traditional rectangular layout. Through-body, unglazed porcelain construction with substantial (V4) shade variation delivers an authentic, worn-brick look.
| Spec | Detail |
|---|---|
| Series | Chicago |
| Material Type | Porcelain |
| Style | Brick Look |
| Shape | Hexagon |
| Variation | V4 Substantial Variation |
| Thickness | 10.5 mm |
| Finish | Matte/Natural |
| Size | 9" x 11" |
| Coverage | 10.44 Sq. Ft. per carton (No Broken Cartons) |
| Pieces per Carton | 20 |
Does Wrigley's red tone work well in both traditional and modern spaces?
A warm brick-red tone like Wrigley tends to read traditional in a classic-pattern layout, but a hexagon shape can modernize it — pairing well with contemporary black or white grout and fixtures for a more current look.
Is this a good match for a sports bar or restaurant concept, given the Wrigley name?
Its red brick tone and name nod to Wrigley Field make it a popular choice for sports-themed commercial spaces, though it works equally well in residential settings wanting a warm, classic brick look.
Does this hexagon size work for an accent inset within a larger tile field?
Yes — hexagon shapes are commonly used as a focal inset, like a shower niche or entryway medallion, bordered by a larger-format tile in the same or a complementary colorway.
How many pieces make up one square foot of coverage?
Just under 2 pieces per sq. ft. — useful for estimating cuts along straight walls where full hexagons won't fit.
Sku: MEDCHWRHEX
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