Grout

Grout Choices in Action

The grout is all but disappeared, nestled in the joints of the black marble mosaic and between the larger field tiles of the upper portion of the fireplace. Natural Grey was chosen between the green subway. It contrasts, yet works by picking up grey undertones from the glaze.
Grout choice plays an important role in the appearance of your installation. It can either stand out and highlight the shape of the tile, as with the floor, or blend in and play second fiddle as seen in the wall tiles. In the niches, a moderate contrasting color was chosen to highlight the vertical layout without overwhelming the creamy white tile.

Grout Choice: Natural Grey Contrast

The grout is all but disappeared, nestled in the joints of the black marble mosaic and between the larger field tiles of the upper portion of the fireplace. Natural Grey was chosen between the green subway. It contrasts, yet works by picking up grey undertones from the glaze.

Grout Choice: Moderate Contrasting Color

Grout choice plays an important role in the appearance of your installation. It can either stand out and highlight the shape of the tile, as with the floor, or blend in and play second fiddle as seen in the wall tiles. In the niches, a moderate contrasting color was chosen to highlight the vertical layout without overwhelming the creamy white tile.

Grout

The finishing touch that brings your tile installation to life

Frequently Asked Questions about Grout

For the most part, that is an aesthetic decision. Each thickness will give a different look. The most common are 1/16th and 1/8th. Thicker joints are typically used between larger floor tiles and wavy edge wall tiles. Because the tiles undulate in and out on this style, a larger joint is necessary to maintain a minimum distance between two pieces.

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