I forget the exact measurements of mine, but I decided against using the smaller tile, because to my eye, they looked too small. Don't know where you are located, but I found the larger ones at Nemo Tile Co. in New York City. They have them in stock, in white and a few other colors, and you can pick them right up. I will say, however, that the smaller ones might be more historically accurate. In this particular bathroom, we were trying to stay true to the original bath, which did have hex tile, in the smaller size, but they were too broken up and too many pieces were missing for us to salvage. We also had to open up the whole floor anyway, so we had to replace. In looking for replacement tile, I just thought the larger ones looked better. Sorry this isn't a better picture of the tiles themselves, but perhaps the other shots might help you to decide. Good luck. Here is a link that might be useful: My kids' bath

@Lee W I do have Calacatta Botanica in my kitchen, and I have been very happy with it! I absolutely see the imperfection in the counter white vs. cabinet creamy white, but have not done anything about it yet. This is a huge decision, so I'm glad I waited and didn't paint all of my lowers gray. I think I would be regretting that right about now. My suggestion would be to lean into a true greige for the cabinets and add warm brass hardware. Let me know what you decide to do!

There are plenty of materials that can give that rustic look without the high maintenance. A slate look. https://www.daltile.com/products/Stone-Look/Ayers-Rock/Majestic-Mound https://www.daltile.com/products/Stone-Look/Slate-Attache/Meta-Light-Gray  https://www.daltile.com/products/Stone-Look/Delegate/Off-White A brick look. https://www.daltile.com/products/Stone-Look/Brickwork Travertine look. https://www.daltile.com/products/Stone-Look/Archaia/Province-Grey  Etc

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