For one, you’ll want to closely examine your tile color before deciding on a grout color.
“Undertones are everything,” designer Lindsey Machado, ofGrace & Joy, says.
Establishing an understanding of undertones early on will prevent you from making a room-altering mistake.
Design:Case Architects & Designers/ Photo:Stacy Zarin Goldberg
Additionally, note that proper installation will ensure that your grout stands the test of time.
Ready to weigh various grout color options?
Below, designers share a few of their favorite shades to pair with white tile.
Amanda Shields Interiors
Light Gray
Why not say yay to light gray?
Amanda Shields Interiors
White
Of course, you may be drawn to a monochrome design.
White grout gives white tiles a fresh, bright, and seamless look.
Desiree Burns Interiors
Just note that this will definitely result in your tile being the star of the show.
Sadana shares the same sentiment: the pattern formed by grout lines is what’s most important.
These hues are particularly smart choices for the bathroom.
Camila Pavone
A Bright Hue
Going bright is never a bad idea either.
Designer Beth Martin, ofBeth R. Martin, is also a fan of a vibrant grout pick.
“Grout colorsdon’t need to be boring,” she says.
“A vivid grout shade can take a dull tile and make it extraordinary.
“Certain tiles, in particular, will look excellent with bright colors.
“White penny tiles especially pop when matched with an unusual grout color.
Why not true charcoal or midnight?
