Hexagon Bee

The maths is straightforward: multiply your room's length by its width to get the surface, add a cutting margin of roughly ten percent, then divide by 0.68 m², the coverage of one Hexagone Bee box of 19 tiles. Round up to the next full box. Your Carocim stockist can double-check the count for tricky hexagonal cement tile layouts.

19 tiles per box, and each one demands the same precise gestures: preparing the pigment slurries, filling the divider mould's compartments for the white, black and turquoise design without spilling a drop, pressing, demoulding and curing. Years of practice stand behind every Hexagone Bee; that hand-eye mastery is what makes a Carocim cement tile impossible to fake industrially.

Because outdoor performance is designed in from the start: Hexagone Bee is rated for exterior use, and Carocim systematically applies an anti-UV treatment to its outdoor cement tiles. That protection shields the mineral pigments, so the white, black and turquoise of the honeycomb-inspired motif stay true to their real colours through prolonged sun exposure.

No, this design keeps its generous scale: Hexagone Bee exists as a 20 x 23 cm hexagonal cement tile, the format its central-hexagon motif was drawn for. The graphic frame of contrasting lines needs that surface to breathe. For finer grids, explore other formats in the Carocim range rather than shrinking this particular pattern.

Drawn for the Classiques collection, the Hexagone Bee pattern is a Carocim design: its hexagon-within-hexagon composition in white, black and turquoise is produced in the workshop's own moulds. Like every handcrafted cement tile of the house, it carries the maker's signature style, a graphic, modern reading of the honeycomb that you will not find identically elsewhere.