Grout color help

9 years ago

Master bath is ready for grout. Originally wanted oyster grey on the subway and pebbles. It is 7' x 4' with a half wall. But the builder thought it may look too busy. Suggested all white instead. The shower, tub, toilet and sinks are all white.

We were also doing a wainscoting around the tub and walls that would be the dover white like the cabinets. Too much? In hindsight wish I had just done a stand alone tub.....

Any help is appreciated......

Turns more brown with grout....

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Sammy
9 years ago
Yeah, skip the wainscoting--it's too much.
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agundy
9 years ago
Gpeach1, did you end up building the Vintage Lowcountry plan? I'd love to chat about it with you, if so!
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suser123
Original Author
9 years ago
agundy - will message you. Our plan ended up being "inspired by". The overall layout stayed the same. We made quite a few small changes. The biggest was doing away with the second story clerestory windows and attaching the garage. Which I advise not doing... it was so much cuter the way it was...
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Sina Sadeddin Architectural Design
9 years ago
Do grey ground for the pebble floor and white for the subway tile
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suser123
Original Author
9 years ago
Thank you! We ended up doing oyster grey grout subway and floor. Like the way it turned out. Some of the grout looks to be wet still. Once dried think it will look even better.