I think Grey

I agree. Either can work.
I’d probably go with a shade or two darker than white. Like a very very pale gray.

@Julie R. Thanks for the comparison shot. I love your final look!

I think match the tile so as not to conflict with all the movement in your countertop.

@Julie  R. I  have decided I want to go white, but all of the grout I am finding has a little  yellow and is coming off creamy. I don't think I can forward is like because our trim and doors are all fee until he leaves, are very clean true white. What band and color white grout. did you use?

Look at mapei frost

@Elizabeth King: My tilers used Keisel ServoPerl Royal grout; bought at the same local tile shop where I got all my tile other than Cloe. https://verosystems.us/our-products/

Kitchen with Cloe was ”white”; also used ”snow” (which is a softer white/barely gray) and ”jasmine” (very light beige) in other parts of the house. We made a sample board of Cloe with both white and snow; I immediately preferred the white (because my goal was to have the joints disappear as much as possible). Unfortunately, it doesn’t look like I took a photo of that sample board to share with you…

Look forward to seeing your finished product!

EDIT: Different tile (porcelain version of a very subtle Taj Mahal), but here’s the “snow” grout on both the floor/wall of my master bathroom. FWIW

@Julie.R which counter tops did you go with? Stunning kitchen by the way!

@Vaibhavi Bisen : My countertops are Caesarstone Cosmopolitan White.

Here’s the closest to done I can still find on my phone. Again, my Cloe has white grout and white metal schluter.

Can you please post a pic pf the grout you ended up going with? my tile guys are here now and im debating between bright white and artic white. im stressing!