
Rows of large hexagons, each housing a striped square frame around an eight-pointed floral star, make this hexagon floral medallion coloring page one of the most layered in the collection.
Each tile pairs a bold outer hexagon, built from tight parallel lines, with a square inset carrying a small eight-petaled star at its center. Diamond shapes sit at the corners where tiles meet, and the striped banding inside every hexagon creates a strong sense of depth even before a single color is applied.
This hexagon floral medallion coloring page rewards patient coloring because each tile has at least four distinct zones: the outer hexagon bands, the square frame, the corner diamonds, and the central star. The Geometric Designs collection tends toward dense, meditative work, and this page fits that mood well. Sessions feel rhythmic rather than rushed, especially once you settle on a limited palette and repeat it tile by tile.


Watercolor pencils suit the striped banding beautifully because you can lay down color dry and then soften edges slightly with a barely damp brush, giving each band a gentle gradient. Fine liners in a second color can trace the outermost hexagon edges for crisp contrast without bleeding into the narrow parallel lines. Use alcohol markers cautiously here: the stripes are thin enough that a broad nib will flood multiple bands at once unless you use the fine tip exclusively.

White cardstock at 80 lb or heavier prevents watercolor pencil moisture from warping the page and keeps the fine parallel lines from bleeding through. If ink coverage feels heavy, printing at 90 to 95 percent scale also tightens the tile size slightly, making it easier to keep each stripe zone separate.