I think we are going to need to see a photo of the tile you are using (on the floor I presume?) as there are many different beiges, some with yellow undertones, some with pink, etc. I also think it would help to have a clearer sense of your question. Are you asking about light gray or blue as colors for the kitchen cabinets? For wall colors in the kitchen? Or for wall colors in the rest of the house? Or something else?

Its a very light beige tile. My Kitchen cupboards are going to be white.. The house is at the coast. so want a beachy effect. Asking what colour I can paint the walls for rest of house.

Its a very light beige tile. My Kitchen cupboards are going to be white.. The house is at the coast. so want a beachy effect. Asking what colour I can paint the walls for rest of house.

I'm not getting a good feel for the color on my monitor; looks more greyish white to me. Can you answer if you feel it's a pinkish, yellow or blue beige? It might be so neutral that you can go with any colors you like...

With a neutral floor tile like this basically any sort of color on the walls will work depending on the style of the house.

Thanks for advice . Think we going to go with a very pale blue.

You can type in coastal, nautical in Houzz search engine and a lot of photos come up for inspiration. Pinterest has a search engine too where people have "pinned" home decor inspiration photos. Tongue in groove wood or bead board painted white can add to a coastal decor. Splashes of bright blue, navy or turquoise color in accessories and wall art help with creating a beachy look as well. Check out Etsy.com if you need any wall hangings, photography or accessories. They have a great search engine. I have a lot of coastal photography in my Etsy shop, nancyhehmann. I should have even more sometime later this year.

did any of you tile your entire house, im considering, but have been warned of possibility of coldness of floors, hard to warm hourse in winter?

We just bought a house with white tile floors. Everywhere. Shows every speck of dirt, breaks almost anything dropped on it , and is cold to boot. Warm up the tile both in color and with under layment heating elements. You will be much happier!