dtorres62 There isn't lead used in glass. Lead was only used in stained glass to join pieces together. The green comes from the iron content present in standard float glass- which is a by-product of the sand used in the manufacturing process. The thicker the glass, the more apparent the iron content is (since you are looking through "more glass"). New products have been introduced to the market to reduce the green appearance in glass. Most glass manufacturers now have a low iron product available (PPG=Starphire, Pilkington+optiwhite etc) . Source= float glass plant 25+ years, engineering.

Subway Tile Outlet White glass tile will take on the tint of surrounding colors like wall color or cabinet hues. This will make the tile appear to have a tint of another color such as green. If you get a few samples and put them in the space you will see better what colors they will pick up from the surroundings.

ANN SACKS The tile in this image is 3" x 6" glass field in mist matte and mist gloss. More information can be found here: http://goo.gl/0nkQm. Please let us know if we can be of further assistance.

The Shabby Nest If you click on the green "more info" link, it will take you to another page that has link to the online source for this item. You should be able to find the information you need there.

lesicki Is there clear grout to use?

Kara Bowman It looks like 3"x6". Or possibly 2"x4".

clarkpott I am on my way to the paint store! Thank you!

brendaob I used a tile color very similar to this I went with Martha Stewart
" rainwater " very spa and relaxing color. Good luck

TITHOF tile & marble Shemarie, do you like the way it turned out? If the answer is yes, then 1/8 is aok.

shemarie I do like it but if the tile wasn't handmade and a tad inconsistent, a thinner grout line would have been preferred. Looks pretty and the only thing I would have liked to try was a darker grout (vs white). Just something a bit modern. The white looks great and is clean but trying new stuff is fun. I was just a tad nervous to. Thx!!

Becky Harris Can you post a picture of the granite?

Also, is this a clear or somewhat transparent glass? If so, it will pick up on other colors and take them on in its look.