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1. Walker Zanger Channel traditional Moorish architecture with artisanal, three-dimensional hex tiles from the Andalucia collection, handmade in the company’s own global factories. walkerzanger.com
2. Fireclay Tile Picket may be elongated, but it still counts as hex given its six sides. The matte, non-reflective glaze offers variation in color with minimal crackled detailing. fireclaytile.com
3. Ann Sacks Handcrafted in Spain, Arcilla Hex ceramic field tile offers an undulating surface with of-the-moment colorations. annsacks.com
4. Nemo Tile + Stone Transform your space into an understated tropical paradise with Palm Mix Hex, a matte-finish tile that hails from the Casablanca Porcelain Collection, suitable for floors and walls. nemotile.com
5. Artaic Hex Umbra2 comprises one-inch glazed porcelain tiles from the Boston-based company’s Verge collection, which offers a contemporary take on the traditional geometrics of woven, beaded, and block-printed textiles. artaic.com
