Blue And White Hexagon Glass Mosaic Tile

This mosaic will bring a splash of color to any interior design! An abstract pattern of immaculate white, blue, and indigo tile chips creates gentle but vivid movement and brightens up any plain space. Each sheet is mounted on a mesh backing for a quick and simple installation process. This durable glass tile is approved for various applications including residential and commercial floors and walls. Whether you would like to cover the whole area or use it as an accent, this glass mosaic will be a bright design solution. Bathrooms, kitchens, living rooms, foyers are popular areas of use for this wonderful blue mosaic. Jazz up your home with a white and blue hexagon feature wall, backsplash, fireplace surround, or a mirror frame!

Experience a new take on coastal-themed bathrooms and allow the white and blue tones to be your inspiration. Soothing, sophisticated, and opulent, this glass mosaic tile is the ideal way to create a rejuvenating haven you need to unwind and relax at the end of a long day. For a high-end contemporary design statement, you will love the idea of using this blue, white, and indigo hexagon glass tile in the bathroom, set against soft neutral painted walls, teamed with copper fixtures and fittings. Thanks to their reflective surface that boasts slightly different shades, the light will bounce around your interior and enhance the feeling of space!

A modern look that creates that warm, elegant living room you’ve fawned over in interior design magazines involves crafting a feature wall that is instantly brightened up with pops of eye-catching blue and white tile chips. If you favor a more moody aesthetic, the hexagon glass tile effortlessly complements soft grey luxury furnishings and dark wooden finishes — especially when used on fireplace surround to add a slightly rustic edge! Whichever style you fancy, this glass mosaic tile is guaranteed to make an impactful design statement.

The beauty of this blue and white glass mosaic tile is that it’s incredibly versatile and able to find its place in a variety of different color schemes. Install as a kitchen backsplash and pair with cabinets in lighter blue or soft pastel tones and wooden accents to create a tranquil yet functional space. The ultimate result is a kitchen tile that’s functional yet fashionable. Alternatively, the glass mosaic tile is a stunning option for bringing floors to life and can be adapted to suit both modern and classic settings depending on your own personal style.

This glass tile can be used for both residential and commercial applications including bathroom, kitchen, and living room floors and walls. This is especially true If you’re considering exterior or interior surface material based primarily on regular wear and tear of a busy space. Stains, spills, and splashes can be wiped off glass hexagon tiles with a little soapy water and a soft, clean cloth, making them an easy to clean and maintain option that is also a beautiful fixture in your home!

Frequently Asked Questions about Blue And White Hexagon Glass Mosaic Tile:

Q: How do I install these glass tiles?

A: Tile Club recommends using a bright white glass adhesive like Laticrete to securely install your tile sheets These glass mosaic tiles have a flexible mesh backing to make it easy to install this blue and white honeycomb tile pattern!

Q: What type of grout should I use with glass tiles?

A: Non-sanded grout is recommended for glass tiles. Installation pictures of Blue And White Hexagon Glass Mosaic Tile are shown with Bright White grout.

Q: How do I clean these glass tiles?

A: You can wipe them down with a soft, clean cloth dipped in soapy water - Dawn dish soap is a great cleaner that's gentle on glass and grout. Glass cleaner like Windex is also a good option, although we recommend spraying it on a soft cloth and wiping your tiles down. Your tiles won't need to be sealed, but you can preserve the crisp white grout by regularly applying tile and grout sealer to cut down on the need to scrub! Who doesn't love low-maintenance grout?

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