I would definitely want the same grout throughout the bathroom and I'm sure the tile store knows better then me. HOWEVER... that grout reads a little pink on my monitor. Almost the exact color of whatever it is that you have the tile laying on to take the pic. My computer is getting old in tech years though.

Looks alittle too pinkish/beigy, maybe more whitish/gray would be better.

I like that-it gives it almost a little retro vibe. Anything with a little more khaki? wouldn't go too gray-too angry looking/keep some brown in the formula.

Agree with others. It reads as too pink. Needs more yellow and grey. Herbflavor's khaki nails it.

Do notice that the tiles themselves look a different color on the right of your image than at the back. Is that because the translucent/transparent tiles have a different ground color under them on the right? Be sure when the tiles are applied that you OK the stuff they use to stick 'em up. Translucent glass tiles can change dramatically with different colors behind them.

Isn't the pink the background showing through the gaps between the tiles? If not, it's not a good grout color.

I had that tile or similar (but more rectanglar) on my kitchen backsplash, it was a hard to match a grout to that tile. I ended up taking my wall paint that was an identical match for the tile and painting all the grout lines. It was a temporary solution as we ended up ripping it all out a couple of months later, but it looked great.

I think in a bath you don't have to nail a certain look so much. a little mischief with grout that's a little different color isn't like the kitchen where you want it just so.I'm lovin that color-pastel towels/embroidered bath mat-oh fun.

Thanks for the comments!!

I think maybe the light is turning it pink because I don't see pink when it's in natural light. I took another pic with the light off. Does it look any different to anyone else in this pic?

Install is in progress. I can't see how it looks as we have no light in the bathroom yet and I got home after dark. I'll see how it's looking tomorrow.

Doesn't look pinkish in that last picture. Looks good to me. Interested to see what else you're doing in that bath. Have you posted other threads?

There's this one:

Here is a link that might be useful: Previous thread

Since that thread I have ordered THREE vanities... only to find they were all back ordered.

Vanity number 3 was ordered on Wednesday and is apparently on its way. Gulp.

Looking good Hobokenkitchen! More pix please...

Oldbat2be - ungrouted bathroom floor.

This post was edited by hobokenkitchen on Sat, Feb 2, 13 at 19:09

Starglass Irridescent Urethane grout in Opal (610) might look best with the tile once it is installed, although Aventurine (622) or Amber (621) look closer in color to the tile as it shows in the images you posted.

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This post was edited by EAM44 on Sat, Feb 2, 13 at 19:54

Oh, and I do like the grout color you picked. It's just that the Starglass grout was made to illuminate glass tile. The effect is very pretty - not at all glittery - in real life. And it is a no-maintenance, eco friendly grout.

Keep in mind that your installer will be mounting the tile onto white mortar, not tinted grout, so your tile color will look paler, and you should choose the grout accordingly. So if you want the grout and tile to be the same color, you may have to go a bit lighter.

This post was edited by EAM44 on Sat, Feb 2, 13 at 19:51

Ah, a curve ball! : )

Could we use the Starglass grout with the glass squares and glass subways and the warm grey with the porcelain? Or would that look odd?

I do love your floor choices! Thanks for posting, looking forward to seeing more pictures as you get closer to completion. Speaking of which, what progress with your kitchen backsplash?!!

Backsplash is ordered and apparently being shipped from Spain by row boat (it's taking forever!).
ETA is end of Feb 'hopefully'.

Cannot wait for this bathroom to be done - it's such a relief to even have walls around the bathroom which we've not had in 8 or 9 months. I had almost given up on the whole master bedroom suite. Now there's light at the end of the tunnel.

Hoboken you have had a very difficult time with your remodel. The end is near. Hang in there - the rowers are working OT to get your tile to the U.S. My problem is getting a tile setter to show up! Keep the pictures coming!

Absolutely. Each grout will look perfect with its mate.