I love the Heath tile...can you tell me the grout color you used?
13 years ago
last modified: 13 years ago
Hello! I just ordered this 3" x 6" subway tile from Heath (called New Mango), and am now picking out the grout color. Can you tell me what you used in this bathroom? I want to stay away from the standard gray grout at all costs...LOL! The color you chose just looks very fresh! I think it would be perfect for our kitchen. Thank you in advance for your kind reply! :)
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