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Vendor : Tile Collection

Tile Collection Form Hexagon Tile Ice

The Form Collection has the cement look you crave — this solid hexagon field tile is designed to pair with Form's decorative patterns, including the Hexagon Frame deco tile, for a layered, curated installation. This Ice colorway delivers a crisp, cool-toned field with the industrial, contemporary appeal of cement, but with the durability and low maintenance of porcelain.

A matching bullnose is available to finish exposed edges cleanly, making it easy to combine this solid hexagon tile with Form's patterned accents in bathrooms, kitchens, laundry rooms, and other interior spaces.

 

Spec Detail
Series Form
Material Type Porcelain
Style Concrete Look
Shape Hexagon
Size 7" x 8"
Thickness 11/32" (9 mm)
Finish Matte/Natural
Coverage 2.8 Sq. Ft. per carton (No Broken Cartons)
Pieces per Carton 10
PEI Rating 4

 

What's the difference between this and the Hexagon Frame tile in Ice?
This is the plain, solid-color hexagon — the Frame version has a decorative patterned border design pressed into each tile. Both are the same size, thickness, and coverage, and can be mixed in the same installation.

Does the lighter Ice colorway show dirt or grout haze more easily than a darker color like Graphite?
Lighter tile can show certain stains more visibly, though porcelain's non-porous surface makes cleanup straightforward regardless of color — just confirm your grout choice complements rather than contrasts too sharply.

Can this hexagon tile be used to create a herringbone-style border around a square field tile area?
Hexagon tiles don't lay in a true herringbone pattern themselves, but they're commonly used as a geometric border or inset around a square field tile area for contrast in shape.

Is Ice a good match for a bright, naturally lit bathroom?
Yes — a cool, light tone like Ice tends to read fresh and airy in well-lit spaces, amplifying natural light rather than absorbing it the way a darker tone would.

 



Sku: ANAFOICHEX

Vendor : Tile Collection