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White or light gray grout for carrera marble tile floor?

S.J. Janis Company, Inc.
il y a 10 ans
Debating between three grout colors for a new Carrera marble bathroom floor.
White Grout?
Light Gray Grout?
Gray?
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  • PRO
    Custom Surface Solutions
    il y a 10 ans
    I recommend Custom Building Products Polyblend Grout color Platinum. It's the perfect color for Carrera Marble!

    Reference these projects that used Carrera Marble and Platinum color grout:

    http://www.houzz.com/projects/427116/MASTER-BATHROOM---Shower---Carrara-Marble-6--x-12-

    http://www.houzz.com/projects/342291/MASTER-BATHROOM---New-Construction-6--x-18--Carrara-Marble-Showers--Vanity-Walls

    Commentaires (20)

    • libradesigneye
      il y a 10 ans
      light gray - it may provide a little contrast but overall will match the most . .
    • PRO
      User
      il y a 10 ans
      I agree. Light gray is my recommendation as well.
    • loispark
      il y a 10 ans
      I have gray tile with gray grout. Everyone thinks it works well.
    • PRO
      David J. Design Inc.
      il y a 10 ans
      I have actually done a medium blue/grey which was the same as the darker veins in the marble. The look was great and a little more dramatic than the light grey. It was also easier to keep clean.
    • Meet Me at the Wrecking Ball
      il y a 10 ans
      heated floors underneath!
    • PeeJay
      il y a 10 ans
      I try to NEVER use a light grout UNLESS tile is being placed in a very low traffic area. I think marble looks BEST with very small space between the tiles. The darker color will enhance the design in your tile.
    • PRO
      Patricia Colwell Consulting
      il y a 10 ans
      I agree white grout is a pain to look after and usually over time yellows so I vote for light gray.
    • Sheilag
      il y a 9 ans
      Whisper gray grout from The Tile Shop ( Edison, NJ) is what this display shows with carerra marble.
    • PRO
      SoCal Contractor
      il y a 9 ans
      I agree, you should consider maintenance. White grout looks great in low traffic area. However, for a floor the darker grout might be the better option. It will be easy to clean and maintain. The white or light grey will darken with wear anyways.
    • resident
      il y a 9 ans
      LOL! I had to take a look at mine; realizing that I hadn't noticed it. But, that's the point hey!?
      Light grey.
    • PRO
      Grout Works of Central NJ
      il y a 9 ans
      I also found platinum grout to match nicely. However some carrara ' s are different shades and some are lighter. Usually white is too light but a silver color can look nice. When we color seal grout I customize the exact shade of white/grey to match and it cleans better than non color sealed darker grout.
    • PRO
      Total Home Improvement
      il y a 8 ans

      We always recommend darker grey with the Carrara, accentuating the darker veins - maintenance is much easier for the clients too.

    • fedgery007
      il y a 8 ans

      Whatever you do, don't use light grout on the floor! It was ALWAYS look dirty! I have a friend who made this same mistake. Looks gorgeous once it's first installed. But the grout will eventually turn brownish/yellow. Go darker!

    • Kim Mclain
      il y a 6 ans
      Help!! What color grout should I use for white marble backsplash? The laundry room has gray, some blue and yellow
    • Estella H
      il y a 5 ans

      i recommend a contrasting color for your mosaic tile to highlight the shape. if you went with white you wouldn't see much of the shape and it would blend into the wall. A light gray would highlight it really nicely I think, and you mentioned you will have other grays in your room too.


    • mactheknife9
      il y a 5 ans

      I'm having the same problem Dorian gray or platinum?


    • that_tile_girl
      il y a 5 ans

      Definitely stay with a lighter color for marble. I hear it quite often, dark grout can sometimes seep into the sides of a light marble and stain it, causing it to look dingy overall. My vote is white, it will keep the marble looking pristine and will darken a bit over time, matching the look of natural carrara quite well. White grout is a risk in bathrooms though, as everyone mentions. Use a non-sanded grout to protect both the marble and the grout from discoloring too much. The light gray is also a fine choice, but keep in mind that it will darken and maybe not match the tile color quite as well over time. Make sure to seal the tile once a year, especially on a bathroom floor, and seal the grout once every 10 years - people tend to forget that one!

    • paulacalvert
      il y a 4 ans

      definitely a light gray. I made the mistake of choosing white for my Carrera tile floor in the bathroom and it's mostly beige/dirty looking because dirt collects and really shows! in the grout floor. even after mopping, it never looks truly white as when originally installed.

    • Connie Bundy
      il y a 2 ans

      I have used white twice, and regretted it twice. It just doesn't stay that beautiful white, and takes a LOT of effort to keep it looking reasonably decent. Use a light gray color and save some headaches. Unless you have daily housekeeping staff.

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