Even if this is an old discussion dated 5 years ago, could be beneficial to answer in case someone else is looking for Hexagon Carrara Tiles. We stock these tiles and they can be ordered here > https://www.tilemerchant.ie/tiles-hexagon-traffic-carrara-25x22cm-thex25carr-01.html This hexagon Carrara is a dually on-trend tile due to its shape and importantly its design.

Good evening, we have overcome this issue in the past by using a specialist paint on the edges. You may find that the odd tile in the box may have a good edge on where the glaze has run over the edge so you can sort through to find the better ones. The problem you will have if you are half tiling with a Hexagon is that you will have to split a tile in half where it finishes. This means you will have a raw edge so tile trim may be your only option. I would avoid plastic though as it looks cheap, a chrome or brushed chrome trim looks so much better. There are even coloured ones available to match the tile if needed. Good luck

Belated thanks, Nisha. So I have compiled some albums of photos so you don't have to trawl through all the threads. Hopefully this works: someone let me know by posting, please? Completed house: https://www.flickr.com/photos/organize/?start_tab=one_set72157700454483311 The whole, messy, process: https://www.flickr.com/photos/reshington/albums/72157684375457971

Sarah, we suggest finding a good carpenter in your area to make and install a wooden shelf for your bathroom. That way it will be custom made and fitted perfectly. Our clients usually like the raw solid oak finish combined with white or marble smaller format hexagonal tiles. Let us know if you would need any help with your bathroom design or renovation. Good luck!