I need some help choosing a grout colour for our bathroom Reno

[Guest]

We’re doing gloss white tiles on most of the walls, with these green tiles in the shower, and the terrazzo-look tiles on the floor.

We’re planning on using white grout for the white tiles, and an off-white/cream for the floor tiles. But which colour should we use for the green tiles?

I’d like to use a lighter colour for a bit of contrast - my instincts are to use the same colour as the floor, as I think the white might be a bit too harsh. What do you think?

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(Our builder is doing the tiling for us as it’s only a small space, and he doesn’t like picking colours!)

[Bec]

I used similar tone tiles and went with a beige grout to warm them.

[Tatiana]

These are our green tiles with grey grout if that helps.

[Emma]

We have a very similar combo in our bathroom just matte tiles and grey floor, but here is a photo of the white and green with a white grout.

[Lisa]

I'm no help but just came to say, we bought a house with a bathroom that used a grey/concrete type colour grout on the floor & a white in the shower - it seriously bugs me, it looks as though the grout isn't clean being 2 different colours. If hubby would let me, I'd have it regrouted to match.

[Julieann]

I would go with a lighter coloured grout. But more white than cream. I would also do more white than cream on the floors. Perhaps take a couple of tiles of eatch wall and floor tile to a tile shop where they have all the grout samples, and go from there.