DIMENTIONS : Hexagon Field Tile (polished | 5"x5"x25/32" | straight cut)

A Timeless Tapestry in Marble: The Hexagon Collection

In the quiet grandeur of polished white marble, geometry meets grace. The Hexagon Collection is a study in refined symmetry—a tribute to the enduring allure of classical design, reimagined for contemporary spaces. Each tile, a perfect hexagon of 5 25/32 inches, is hewn from the purest marble, its surface luminous under the caress of light. The polished finish deepens the stone’s natural veining, transforming floors and walls into canvases where art and architecture converge.

This is luxury distilled to its essence: a design language that speaks in clean lines and quiet opulence. The hexagon, a shape revered since antiquity, lends rhythm and harmony to interiors, whether laid in precise repetition or artful variation. In residential sanctuaries, it whispers of old-world sophistication; in commercial spaces, it commands attention with understated authority. Against shower walls, it becomes a glistening mosaic, water cascading over its smooth planes like liquid silk.

There is an elegance here that transcends era—a marriage of the timeless and the modern. The white marble, cool and luminous, carries the quiet drama of ancient atriums and Renaissance palazzos, yet its hexagonal form feels distinctly of the moment. It is a surface for those who seek not just beauty, but permanence; not just style, but soul.

To walk upon or gaze upon these tiles is to engage with a legacy of craftsmanship. The waterjet precision of each straight-cut edge ensures seamless alignment, a testament to the meticulous artistry behind the collection. Light plays across the polished expanse, revealing subtle variations in tone—nature’s own brushstrokes preserved in stone.

For floors, it offers a foundation of quiet grandeur. For walls, a backdrop of serene majesty. In every application, the Hexagon Collection does not merely adorn—it elevates. This is marble as it was meant to be experienced: not as mere material, but as poetry in stone.