How will that help you . IMO seeing something in a space not like yours exactly is pretty useless .Is it possible to get a sample of each and see how it looks in your space .IMO if going gray please make sure all your lighting is LED 4000K before testing any tile since yellow cast lighting makes grays look awful

It certainly helps to see pictures of a product you are considering! Kind of the whole point of the Houzz website!

Then suggesting that everyone use 4000K lighting without seeing their space, seems to negate the first comment!!

I would hate a house with 4000K throughout. For me, I prefer 3500K. When I had my parents upgrade their lights, they preferred 3000K. One size does not fit all and people should certainly test their lighting choices too and not blindly follow one person's bossy opinion.

Kerri Carbone Ok, I will bump this back to the top. Because I would also like to see it installed. :) I would love to know what you decided. I am also considering thiis tile in white or gray.

@Patricia Colwell Consulting sorry, but "please make sure all your lighting is LED 4000K" is rather odd advice. It's a matter of personal taste. Many people prefer light in the warmer incandescent or "soft white" range inside their home, ie., 2700–3000K, and find 4000 and up to be too cold.

@Luci Gabrielle She is a broken record and says the same thing in every single thread. Don't get her started on Quartz either.

@D C apparently not an isolated problem judging from her client review...