Hexagonal wall tiles

There are several reasons to choose wall tiles, including in their hexagonal shape. In addition to their original and timeless appearance, they bring an undeniable freshness and contemporary touch to your home. In addition, they are durable, economical and easy to maintain.

A sustainable solution

Opting for hexagonal wall tiles for your living room, for example, means choosing a sustainable solution over time. Behind their elegant and delicate look lies a robustness that can withstand anything.

Unlike traditional wall coverings, tiles do not deteriorate and do not lose their shine over time. The icing on the cake is that they do not generate dust or other volatile substances that are harmful and detrimental to the environment.

Easy maintenance

Wall tiles are not very porous and, as such, do not retain stains and dirt. In general, a damp cloth and a few minutes of your time are enough to restore their original brightness. Forget detergents and other products that are expensive, polluting and sometimes dangerous for your family’s health!

Economy
Its durability and ease of maintenance make tiles one of the most economical wall covering solutions. In addition, they are also inexpensive to purchase and install.

Long associated with Provencal-style homes, hexagonal tiles are making a strong comeback. In recent years, they have been found in public buildings, apartments and houses, including the most stylish.

A feeling of warmth and intimacy

This return to grace of the hexagonal shape can be explained at least in part by this feeling of intimate familiarity associated with it. Is it because it reminds us of the good old terracotta tiles of our grandparents’ homes? Is it because they unconsciously evoke these wonders of nature that are honeycombs?

One thing is certain: hexagonal wall tiles are beautiful and their presence on a wall does not leave anyone indifferent. They attract attention, arouse curiosity and seduce the eye.

A blank canvas for your imagination

Until recently, the hexagonal shape was reserved for small red terracotta tiles that decorated the bathrooms of country houses. In recent years, hexagonal tiles have been available in an infinite number of formats, styles, colors and patterns. A true playground for the imagination, it delights the most innovative designers.

Today, manufacturers have the means to produce tiles from a variety of different materials. From concrete to ceramic, stone, glass and even metal, the possibilities are almost endless! But if there is one material that stands out from the crowd and takes the undisputed gold medal, it is porcelain stoneware.

When elegance rhymes with resistance

Porcelain stoneware is a clever blend of pressed silica and clay fired at high temperatures. The result is a material that is resistant to shocks, wear and stains. Easy to clean, it is also less expensive than other materials such as marble and concrete.
In addition, it offers extremely discreet joints, which, aesthetically speaking, is far from negligible.

Porcelain stoneware: a chameleon at the service of your decor

Porcelain stoneware does not only have its many advantages over other materials. It has the ability to imitate them wonderfully and, in doing so, to appropriate their aesthetic qualities! When porcelain stoneware passes itself off as granite, mahogany or wallpaper, only a clever person could spot the difference.
The intimate warmth of wood, the glamour of marble or the traditional touch of terracotta are now within everyone’s reach. Thanks to porcelain stoneware, the style and ambiance of your home depend only on you.

Porcelain stoneware wall tiles are real blank canvases ready to give shape and life to the most abundant ideas.

Proof by Osmose

Wall tiles are a godsend for amateurs and professionals of decoration who can thus give free rein to all their creativity!
A possibility that the creators of the sumptuous Osmose collection from Novoceram have known how to exploit wonderfully. Always at the forefront of innovation, they have thus given life to hexagonal pieces as breathtaking as each other.

Osmose or the sublimation of the hexagon

Osmose Sable, Osmose Floral, Ojala or Osmose Geom are all names given to some of our pieces. Combining boldness and refinement, modernity and tradition, they will dress your living or working spaces with a freshness and charm that will delight the most jaded eye.

Schools, offices, swimming pools, apartments and single-storey houses, hexagonal wall tiles are everywhere now. Used both indoors and outdoors, they adorn walls and floors with the same grace and chic!

Say goodbye to borders

Gone are the days when your wall and floor face each other, each wrapped in its own style and colours. This strict delimitation of spaces is no longer popular these days. The trend is now towards merging elements and discreet and nuanced dividing lines.

Wall and floor: finally united

You can thus, by choosing your tiles, make sure that one of the colours or patterns present on your wall is found on your floor covering. This continuous effect brings to your interior a most irresistible dynamic.
This choice is all the more possible since Novoceram offers collections of floor tiles that can be used for wall coverings. However, you should avoid completely standardising these two surfaces which, whatever anyone says, must remain distinct.

Which tiles for outdoors?

Thanks, once again, to the properties of porcelain stoneware, this aesthetic continuity can also be established between indoor and outdoor spaces. Designed to withstand both extreme heat and the lowest temperatures, this material can be used wherever you want. You will be able to fully enjoy the splendor of hexagonal wall tiles on your terrace, your garden, your balcony or the facade of your house.

Depending on the room, tiles are exposed to different types of dirt. So even if they are resistant, they still need a minimum of protection and maintenance.

Dust outdoors and in the living room

Outdoors, but also in certain rooms such as the living room, your wall tiles are constantly exposed to the aggression of dust. If it is not wiped, it accumulates and your wall is soon nothing more than a grayish and unsightly surface.

Grease deposits in the kitchen

The tiled splashback and walls of your kitchen are constantly exposed to vapors and grease splashes from various sources. If they are not cleaned immediately, these stains pile up, harden and become encrusted. They are then very difficult to remove.

Limescale in bathrooms

In the bathroom and toilet, limescale deposits can cause real disasters. If you let them build up, they will surely end up ruining your precious hexagonal tiles.

Good news!

The good news is that maintaining hexagonal wall tiles is child’s play. A damp cloth swiped over your surface is usually enough to restore its original shine.
Since this operation is so easy, don’t hesitate to clean your tiled walls regularly. This will save you from having to resort to various detergents whose chemical components can permanently damage them.